This German “mondo” movie has a TV host narrating and introducing various sexual acts from around the world. This includes S&M acts, a class teaching masturbation, a man who likes to pretend to be a baby and getting spanked by his mother and various other naughty tales.
Erwin C. Dietrich, Jesús Franco
Director
Esther Studer
Virgin/Christina in Kopenhagen/Alice in Amsterdam
Esther Moser
Host
Lore Bucher
Performerin in Kopenhagen/Domina in Hamburg
Vera Chollet
Sunella Parker
Pilar Coll
Oriental Girl (as Sigard Sharaf)
Yvonne Eduser
Black Girl
Eric Falk
Strong Man
Roman Huber
Herr Römer
Mike Lederer
Master of Ceremonies/Gay Man in Amsterdam
Paul Nussbaumer
Herr Fassbinding (uncredited)
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