It’s not just the sex scenes that are filmed with this kind of attention and care, the whole movie is gorgeous. The production design is absolutely stunning.

The sets are very psychedelic and are definitely of the period. The costumes are to die for. There are several party/orgy scenes, so the amount of costumes they had to use is staggering. Metzger and his cinematographer, Ennio Guarnieri ( The Cassandra Crossing), really managed to make the most of their low budget because what’s on screen looks so lush and decadent.Another stand-out in the movie is the music. The score from Piero Piccioni is remarkable. Once you hear it, you’ll have that lush main orchestral theme in your head for days.

It’s hard to describe Piccioni’s music here, it’s like a mash-up of a bunch of genres including jazz, funk, lounge, and about ten more genres. It’s really something special.With Camille 2000, the planets aligned just right for Metzger.

Fist bump emoji meaning. What could’ve been just another softcore retelling of the Marguerite story is, instead, one dazzling piece of filmmaking. Some might call him a smut peddler but what Metzger’s peddling here is anything but. It’s lush, sexy, and something you should be watching soon. It includes an informative commentary track with Metzger himself. I cannot attest to which version Amazon is streaming so it could be a censored version of the film.

Piero Piccioni has created many amazing soundtracks, but this one has got to be one. Jul 30, 2019  One of the most original scores ever. Camille 2000 is a 1969 film by Radley Metzger (later known as hardcore director Henry Paris), set in Rome in full Dolce Vita and highly designed interiors. It is a remake of George Cukor's Camille with Greta Garbo. Both films are gorgeous visually speaking; Camille 2000 was supposed to be an erotic movie, but there are less sex scenes then in some.