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Coming Apart (1969)
Psychiatrist installs a concealed movie camera in his apartment to record the screwed-up lives of the women who visit him. Director:Milton Moses GinsbergWriter:Milton Moses Ginsberg |
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Coming Apart (1969)
Psychiatrist installs a concealed movie camera in his apartment to record the screwed-up lives of the women who visit him. Director:Milton Moses GinsbergWriter:Milton Moses Ginsberg |
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Joe
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| Sally Kirkland | ... |
Joann
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Robert Blankshine | ... |
Sarabell
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Darlene Cotton | ... |
Sue
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| Phoebe Dorin | ... |
Karen
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| Julie Garfield | ... |
Julie
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Lois Markle | ... |
Elaine
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Megan McCormick | ... |
Joy
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Nancy MacKay | ... |
Amy
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Michael McGuire | ... |
Ted
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Kevin O'Connor | ... |
Armand
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Jane Marla Robbins | ... |
Lois
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Lynn Swan | ... |
Anita
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Joanna Vischer | ... |
Marilyn
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Viveca Lindfors | ... |
Monica
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Joe is a psychiatrist who puts a hidden camera behind his couch, facing a wall sized mirror in order to document a number of women who come and go. Obsessed with a former lover, Joe intends to perform and record an "experiment in contemporary sexual aberration." In the process, Joe documents his own mental breakdown as well as a number of sexually volatile encounters with the women who come to see him. Written by alfiehitchie
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