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- Italian actress Antiniska is mostly remembered as one of the female victims in Pier Paolo Pasolini's 'Salò; o le 120 giornate di Sodoma (1975)_. She was 18 when Pasolini found her in a model agency and gave her her role in the movie where she, like the rest of the young cast, played a character with her own name. Her next movie was the comedy La sposina (1976), probably her only main role. After that, Antiniska would go on taking only supporting roles. The most memorable of which was in the nazi-exploitation The Gestapo's Last Orgy (1977),. Her last know role was a brief appearance in The Sister of Ursula (1978). Her scenes were added to the script after the shooting had already begun.
- IMDb mini biography by: Matt Ferraz
- She also worked on television, where she achieved a certain notoriety with the role of switchboard operator in the programme "Portobello" by Enzo Tortora.
- During her brief career in cinema she had the opportunity to work with directors such as Carlo Lizzani and Pier Paolo Pasolini, playing one of the victims in "Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom".
- Antiniska Nemour is an Italian actress who was active during the seventies.
- Antiniska Nemour was a young model when director Franco Nucci noticed her during a photo shoot. He offered her the role of the young daughter of Chris Avram and Susan Scott in the erotic-morbid thriller "Il giudice e la minorenne".
- As a tribute to her past as an actress, she was the only one to agree to a reunion when a young English artist wanted to bring together all the young teenagers of "Salo" for a play he was directing.
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