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I Am for Sale (1968)
Six "Ladies" of the night sit around someone's living room discussing their last clients. In various R rated sequences we see them shower, get body painted, have a group sex, cross dress, use a whip, strip and dance poorly, and get beaten, choked and apparently killed. This is disturbingly filmed, but the character does in fact live to tell the story.
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Six "Ladies" of the night sit around someone's living room discussing their last clients. In various R rated sequences we see them shower, get body painted, have a group sex, cross dress, use a whip, strip and dance poorly, and get beaten, choked and apparently killed. This is disturbingly filmed, but the character does in fact live to tell the story.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:5/7/1968
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Runtime:57 minutes
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