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Innocents Abroad (1971)
A look at the sex trade throughout western Europe in the wake of the sexual revolution, Innocents Abroad allows deRenzy's camera to investigate live sex shows, prostitution, and more, while contrasting the Europe of old with the progressive attitudes of the early 70s.
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A look at the sex trade throughout western Europe in the wake of the sexual revolution, Innocents Abroad allows deRenzy's camera to investigate live sex shows, prostitution, and more, while contrasting the Europe of old with the progressive attitudes of the early 70s.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alex de Renzy
In Theaters:2/1/1971
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Alex DeRenzy Film Productions
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