Gennifer Flowers

Desperate Prey [VHS]
$9.98
This film screams. Released in Australia as REDHEADS, is is fast paced, a bit racy, and edge of your seat stuff. Co- starring one of Australia's best, Catherine McClements (Weekend with Kate, Water Rats(TV)) it shows a younger Claudia Karvan to her best acting advantage, a promice of things to come, as realised in Risk, Paperback Hero, Lust and Revenge, The Secret Life of Us (TV) and I am so glad I have this film in my collection, and I am yet to meet someone who is not bowled over by the gritty performances of the leading ladies, the storyline and the production as a whole. Definately NOT TO BE MISSED.

1992 Gennifer Flowers Penthouse magazine
$11.88
Penthouse December 1992 Penthouse Pet of the Month Anja Josefsen photographed by Philip Mond Features Gennifer Flowers Tells All, Shows All Acid Flashback: LSD Invades Colleges And High Schools Priests Or Perverts? Sometimes It's Hard To Tell them Apart Plus: Spike Lee - Men's Lib - Gift Guide Model Vanessa photographed by John David

Feed
$24.95
Feed - DVD

I remember seeing this film when it played theaters in 1992 and loving it then. Re-watching it on DVD made me realize that there are some funny moments - Jerry Brown seems to be the one most caught off guard - but my memory was of more "feeds". Those moments before and after politicians - and newscasters - are on the air and don't realize the cameras and microphones are still "live". Only about 50% of the footage in this 76-minute film are "feeds". The rest are filmed campaign stops during the 1992 New Hampshire primary election. It's only been 15 years but names like Bob Kerrey and Paul Tsongas (who beat Bill Clinton in this primary) seem almost forgotten. And, yep, Ross Perot is there too at the end.

The footage not obtained from TV feeds was shot on 16mm film and was grainy. Add the additional 15 years and it's even grainier. There was no remastering done for this release and, more importantly, there are no bonus. It's films like this that call out for a Director Commentary or at least an interview. How much of the "shot film" was done by the filmmakers and how much was "acquired"? How did they get access? This would get an additional star or two just to have anything extra.

Hindsight is always good and watching Bill Clinton defend the acquisitions of Gennifer Flowers - remember her? - takes on new meaning after the Lewinsky Affair. And watching Hilary campaign for Bill is strange when the current network TV news is full of Hilary running for office.

Hang in for the closing credits and you will see that one of the major financial supports of this film was Michael Moore - man behind "Roger and Me" and "Sicko".

I'm glad it's out and it certainly deserves a place in History Class - along with "The War Room", the fascinating documentary on the Clinton Campaign - but it could have been so much more.!

Steve Ramm
"Anything Phonographic"

Sleeping With the President: My Intimate Years With Bill Clinton
$9.95
The people that believe Eula Mae Flowers and consider her "story" relevent have not bothered to find out the facts.