This
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The Most Bizarre and Singularly Offensive Film
in Alberto Cavallone's Demented Filmography

original
Italian title: ESSERE CATTURATO [Being Captured]
also known as IL NANO EROTICO [The Erotic Dwarf]
and BABY SITTER
director:
Alberto Cavallone (as Baron Corvo)
starring Sabrina Mastrolorenzi · Dominique Saint Claire ·
Serwan Hoshvar · Nadine Roussial · Petit Loup
Not
to be confused with the other Dwarfsploitation film called SINFUL
DWARF, this one was directed by Industry black sheep Alberto
Cavallone in 1982. It tells the story of a young baby-sitter named Sabrina
who is hired by wealthy Dominique for an overnight job to watch her
child while she goes out. The boy, Wilfred, is already asleep when Sabrina
arrives at the remote palatial estate but, as soon as mom leaves, the
kid wakes up and - to Sabrina's shock - he's not a child at all. Rather,
Wilfred is a dwarf with a decidedly anti-social agenda. In reality,
he is Dominique's husband and she's been supplying him with young girls
for sado-sex games. To make matters even more bizarre, Dominique and
her lover (the chauffeur) are - in fact - hiding away in the back of
the house, watching Wilfred on a closed circuit TV system while they
fuck the night away. Seemingly, she is turned-on by watching her husband's
perverse activities, the sicker the better.
Alberto
Cavallone (hiding behind the Baron Corvo pseudonym here) was an anti-establishment
filmmaker who notoriously pushed the envelope in the name of avant garde
cinema. Some studio insiders have insisted that he was certifiably insane
- a danger to himself, his crew and the Industry itself. As his projects
became more bizarre and ultimately inaccessible, he ran into distribution
trouble (see AFRIKA,
MAN
WOMAN AND THE BEAST, BLOW
JOB, FEMALE
BARBARIANS OF THE KON TRIBE, et al). This particular
film - his only venture into XXX hardcore - is
easily Mr Cavallone's most offensive and politically incorrect while
being oddly endearing. Alberto-Cavallone's career stopped abruptly when
he died from heart failure at age 59 in 1997.

