freeOK概要：This is a typical sexual exploitation movie from the early 1930s, including wild parties, extramarital sex, lesbian behavior, etc; Casting table; It also exposed her to syphilis. The exploitative filmmakers hope to exploit taboo topics such as sexually transmitted diseases, premarital sex, and lesbianism, while avoiding the 1930 Film Production Act, which prohibited films from containing such content. Movies like this will tour the United States for many years, mostly in rundown slum theaters. This movie has been re edited and renamed multiple times ("Human Ruins", "Must Tell Them", "Trial Marriage", "About Trial Marriage") to attract the same audience to watch the movie, taking advantage of a recent taboo topic that may have been reported by the media, or to appease local censors who do not approve of the film's content. You can find more information about this movie on the IMDb page. In addition, if you are interested in the rich and unique history of American exploitation films, there are two excellent books on this topic:; "Forbidden Fruit - The Golden Age of Exploiting Movies";, Felicia Fest and Brett Wood, Marquis of Midnight Press, 1999" Bold and shocking, that's right! History of Exploiting Movies, 1919-1959; Eric Schaefer, Duke University Press, 1999
This is a typical sexual exploitation movie from the early 1930s, including wild parties, extramarital sex, lesbian behavior, etc; Casting table; It also exposed her to syphilis. The exploitative filmmakers hope to exploit taboo topics such as sexually transmitted diseases, premarital sex, and lesbianism, while avoiding the 1930 Film Production Act, which prohibited films from containing such content. Movies like this will tour the United States for many years, mostly in rundown slum theaters. This movie has been re edited and renamed multiple times ("Human Ruins", "Must Tell Them", "Trial Marriage", "About Trial Marriage") to attract the same audience to watch the movie, taking advantage of a recent taboo topic that may have been reported by the media, or to appease local censors who do not approve of the film's content. You can find more information about this movie on the IMDb page. In addition, if you are interested in the rich and unique history of American exploitation films, there are two excellent books on this topic:; "Forbidden Fruit - The Golden Age of Exploiting Movies";, Felicia Fest and Brett Wood, Marquis of Midnight Press, 1999" Bold and shocking, that's right! History of Exploiting Movies, 1919-1959; Eric Schaefer, Duke University Press, 1999展開
