Anna AJ ‘Zucher‘ by Leonardo
While I don’t check the Met Art Top Models ranking terribly often, I can’t honestly recall a time when Anna AJ wasn’t somewhere very close to the top of the list. Indeed, as I write, she’s in the ninth position. Simply put, Anna AJ’s popularity is considerable and I imagine that she’ll remain in her lofty position of honor for the foreseeable future.
This is a somewhat understated bit of filmmaking from prolific craftsman Leonardo. It unfolds at a leisurely pace and the lighting and design is muted without some of his more impressive technical treatments. Day, or at least early evening, does transition to night, something we’ve seen in previous Leonardo creations, but he’s employing a softer touch here than is his custom.
That seems appropriate in view of Anna AJ’s somewhat reserved presence and performance. This is a strikingly beautiful model, and part of her allure, I think, is the way that she maintains an air of mystery and distance. She’s ready and willing to please, but I wouldn’t say she’s eager — I get the sense that Anna AJ does what she wants, how she wants, when she wants. And that’s obviously quite alright with her vast legion of admirers.
Those admirers should have no trouble enjoying “Zucher.” She first appears in a semi-sheer knit dress over erect nipples and not much else. She stands, moving to the music in her mind, revealing this and that quite seductively. When her breasts are bared we’re reminded of just how beautifully sculpted this young woman is. Next she moves to a plastic chaise (something of an odd choice), and after that, at the 3:18 mark, she appears seated behind a bowl of apples at a table. Rolling an apple around her chest also strikes me as odd, but what’s a girl to do — juggle, perhaps?
Night begins to descend in the final minute or so of the film and the sky takes on a beautiful dark blue hue which makes a fine backdrop. We’re also treated to one decent intimate close-up — I can’t be the only one who would have enjoyed more of these — and shortly thereafter the film ends. “Zucher” is certainly a must-see for fans of Anna AJ, and an enjoyable interlude in its own right, but I do think that both director and star are capable of more than they offer here.
Stunning , very beautiful young woman