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The Pleasure of Rope

20151h 30mBob Bentley

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This feature documentary 'The Pleasure of Rope' explores Kinbaku, the art of Japanese rope bondage. Director Bob Bentley goes backstage at events and also explores the secret erotic world of rope. For many, tying and being tied is obsessively compulsive. Intimate disclosures reveal rare insights in narratives that are surprising and at times disturbing.

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What is The Pleasure of Rope (2015) about?

This feature documentary 'The Pleasure of Rope' explores Kinbaku, the art of Japanese rope bondage. Director Bob Bentley goes backstage at events and also explores the secret erotic world of rope. For many, tying and being tied is obsessively compulsive. Intimate disclosures reveal rare insights in narratives that are surprising and at times disturbing.

Who stars in The Pleasure of Rope?

The Pleasure of Rope stars Bob Bentley (Himself), Bruce Esinem (Himself), Nawashi Murakana (Himself), Aizen Kaguya (Herself), Kinoko Hajime (Himself). The film was directed by Bob Bentley.

How long is The Pleasure of Rope?

The Pleasure of Rope has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2015.

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