Inside Deep Throat
A typical pornographic movie with a shoestring budget was produced in a Florida hotel. It featured Linda Lovelace and “Deep Throat” (1972). The film became one of the greatest independent films ever made, surpassing all expectations. The film captured the imagination of people and was able to capture the essence of times. Even though the guardians of morality tried to keep it from happening, the movie created a temporary future in which sexuality on film could be explored. The film tells the story about the creation of this film and its incredible success. It also discusses the dark side of mob influence, allegations of mistreatment on the set, as well as the accusations of abuse of the star. The events combined would have a profound impact on pornography’s popularity, as well as causing it to take other dangerous turns. –Kenneth Chisholm ([email protected])
Genre: Documentary, History
Director: Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato
Actors: Carl Bernstein, Dennis Hopper, Gore Vidal, John Waters, Norman Mailer, Peter Bart, Warren Beatty
Country: United States
