Diverse Industries F695 - Dream Goddess


This was filmed in 1978, and although it was released before the Fire & Ice loop, it was actually filmed after it. So chronologically this is probably the third loop Seka made. Its original catalogue number was F-695 but it was later re-released as Raffaelli Film #106. They seem to have done this with a lot of the Diverse loops and it can get confusing.

Catalogue for loop
This is an extended version. I found extra footage from the shoot on a compilation a few years ago and re-inserted it, so it runs for about four minutes longer than the original loop. Seka's co-star here is Mike Ranger. 

Mike Ranger began appearing in loops and low-budget porn movies in 1974, but it wasn't until 1979 that he made a name for himself by appearing in quality films such as Heavenly Desire, Hot Rackets and and Taxi Girls. The high point of his career was in 1980 when he starred in Taboo as Kay Parker's son. Although he made dozens of loops, Mike Ranger made relatively few feature films, and by 1985 had quit the business.

Seka really enjoyed working with Mike Ranger and they appeared together in a number of loops and movies. Years later she remembered shooting a scene with him:

Still from loop
"I was doing a scene with Mike Ranger, and we were getting ready to do the money shot, and so we gave them the shot, and the director said, 'Cut!' And I said, 'Cut, my ass! I'm not finished yet.' I looked up at Mike, and said, 'Keep going!' We made the director and crew leave the room and we stayed in there for maybe three hours. We weren't screwing the whole time, but we were enjoying it and we had a couple of cigarettes and we talked, and Mike said, 'Well, do you think we should let them know that we finished?' And, I said, 'No, that's cool. Let's take a break.' We locked the doors and wouldn't let them in. It was hot. We enjoyed being around each other and talking, and the crew was knocking on the door, but we just told them we would be with them when we finished. Neither of us were acting like big stars or anything. And after the money shot, they didn't care if the girl was finished, but I was just wasn't done that day. I was not done."

Diverse Industries F701 - Fire & Ice

This is the second loop Seka ever made, and her first for Raffaelli. It was shot in 1978 and like many of her early loops, this is film silent

Seka shot her first 8mm loop in Baltimore, in late 1977. It remains a mystery. I've never seen a copy and don't even know what it was called. 

According to Seka: "All I remember is [the guy I fucked] was around my age and skinny as hell… There was a bed with a flowered pattern that was God-awful 1970’s yellow… This wasn’t going to be glamorous [but] I felt excited. I was enjoying the sex, believe it or not. The guy was clean, decent-looking, nice to me, and good at what he was doing. What was there not to like?  Maybe because it was so taboo. Things that are forbidden are usually exciting… The guy ejaculated on my face… It never bothered me to watch it, but since this was the first time it happened to me – ever – it kind of flipped me out."

Catalogue for loop

In 1978 she met legendary photographer Ron Raffaelli. Raffaelli had made a name for himself in the music industry for taking iconic photographs of artists such as Jimi Hendrix, The Doors and Led Zeppelin; he also designed over 50 album covers. By the mid-1970s he had moved on to film, shooting a series of hardcore loops that were released as part of the Diverse Industries series. Given Raffaelli's background these were never going to be your typical one-day wonder fuck-films! It was during this time that he met Seka.

Seka later recalled: "Ron was really strange. He was very tall, thin… very much an egghead. Very intellectual. Smart and sweet… Ron was easy to work with… He did a lot of shoots for Puritan Magazine, which also had a line of 8mm films, so Ron asked me to do both. I didn’t realise it, but I was in the midst of the beginning of my career."