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Norma (1970)
A woman goes to a doctor hoping he will cure her nymphomania. Scenes of her with her various lovers and pick-ups of both sexes are shown. through therapy she remembers being discovered and punished by her "mother" while making love to a neighbor guy for the first time and that is the source of her trauma.
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A woman goes to a doctor hoping he will cure her nymphomania. Scenes of her with her various lovers and pick-ups of both sexes are shown. through therapy she remembers being discovered and punished by her "mother" while making love to a neighbor guy for the first time and that is the source of her trauma.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:
In Theaters:3/1/1970
Box Office:
Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Lima Productions
Cast
Peter Balakoff
Director
Mady Maguire
Norma Stevens
Chris Warfield
Dr. Bradley
Tereza Thaw
Car Hop
Valda Hansen
Roommate
Art Metrano
Delivery Man
Lilli Diamond
Hostess
Beverly Carter
Nurse
George Buck Flower
Mother (as Buck Flower)
Peter Balakoff
Theater Manager
Casey Larrain
Casey (uncredited)
Uschi Digard
Girl at Orgy (uncredited)
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