Director:
Allen FuntWriter:
Allen FuntProducer:
Allen FuntCinematographers:
George Silano, Gil Geller, Tom Mangravite, Urs FurrerEditors:
Allen Funt, Irving Winter, Arnold FreedmanProduction Company:
Allen Funt Productions, Inc.Production began in 1968. Copyright length: 90 min; also reviewed at 86 min. ...
Production began in 1968. Copyright length: 90 min; also reviewed at 86 min.
The hidden camera of Allen Funt records the expressions of people confronted by nude members of the opposite sex, as naked women step off crowded elevators, hitchhike rides on country roads, and teach sex education in the college classroom. While a clothed female begs the man on the street for kisses, an unclad male model converses with two perplexed dowagers, and Funt interviews a prostitute. As a black man and white woman kiss passionately in a bus terminal, passengers in transit are asked their reaction. Three elderly ladies view a pornographic film, and audience reaction to the Funt feature is tested in a private ...
The hidden camera of Allen Funt records the expressions of people confronted by nude members of the opposite sex, as naked women step off crowded elevators, hitchhike rides on country roads, and teach sex education in the college classroom. While a clothed female begs the man on the street for kisses, an unclad male model converses with two perplexed dowagers, and Funt interviews a prostitute. As a black man and white woman kiss passionately in a bus terminal, passengers in transit are asked their reaction. Three elderly ladies view a pornographic film, and audience reaction to the Funt feature is tested in a private screening.
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