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The Sensualist

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A film by Peter Emmanuel Goldman. This sexploitation film, unfortunately lost, and never seen again after 1968, was shot in different styles, sometimes imitating Godard, Bergman, Truffaut or Bertolucci. The producer hated it and Brian DePalma wrote a funny article about it in the Village Voice. All that remains of it is a 35mm trailer and 9 min of 16mm work print.

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What is The Sensualist (1966) about?

A film by Peter Emmanuel Goldman. This sexploitation film, unfortunately lost, and never seen again after 1968, was shot in different styles, sometimes imitating Godard, Bergman, Truffaut or Bertolucci. The producer hated it and Brian DePalma wrote a funny article about it in the Village Voice. All that remains of it is a 35mm trailer and 9 min of 16mm work print.

Who stars in The Sensualist?

The Sensualist stars Ilona Lys (Karina), Ann Kirton (Sharon), Carolyn Carlton (Louise), Daniel Tomaso (Robert), Michele Roberts (Yvonne). The film was directed by Peter Emanuel Goldman.

How long is The Sensualist?

The Sensualist has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1966.

Is The Sensualist worth watching?

The Sensualist holds an IMDb rating of 4.5/10.

Where can I watch The Sensualist?

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