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Mark Jones | ... |
Lecher
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Andrew Grant | ... |
Allan
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Tony Kenyon | ... |
Man in Cinema
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David Rayner | ... |
Photographer
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Beatrice Shaw | ... |
Old Lady
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Michael Cronin | ... |
Doctor
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Dave Carter | ... |
Inspector
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Elaine Baillie | ... |
Sauna Manageress
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Prudence Drage | ... |
Sauna Attendant
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Anna Dawson | ... |
Store Manageress
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Chris Gannon | ... |
Store Detective
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Alan Selwyn | ... |
Bookshop Manager
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Tanya Ferova | ... |
Club Stripper
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Roy Scammell | ... |
Ballet Dancer
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A young Venusian girl lands on Earth to explore the planet. She lands in Soho in London, UK where she has ample opportunities to research sex on Earth.
Found this one by chance when it was mentioned on a special interest forum. Being a fan of flicks showing 70s London I got the DVD and was entertained in such a fine way! Firstly the campy settings, the non-existence of special effects and the funny cliché type personnel in the film (gay sex photographer, greedy sex show guests etc...) make it an extraordinary tour-de-bad-taste in B-film history. Secondly the hilarious humor thrown in at all points (e.g. when a doctor gets a nervous breakdown after examining the girl, finding no pulse and trying to re-animate her). But thirdly and mostly what I did not expect: the real sweet and romantic love story evolving throughout the film's episodes. I will not spoil anything here but give one comment: to feel love anyone needs a heart. You will know when having seen the film (recommended).
In total there is a lot of rather innocent nudity, a bit of foul language and a diversity of good ideas woven into this one. Plus a nice soundtrack. From me 8/10.