Acting Out

Year: 1978

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: English

Director: Ralph Rosenblum

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The film opens with everyday people candidly describing their secret erotic fantasies. Unlike typical talk‑heavy documentaries, ten participants then actually perform the fantasies they’ve shared, creating an experimental exploration of desire. Co‑directed by Carl Gurevich and Ralph Rosenblum, the latter known for editing Woody Allen’s Annie Hall and Sleeper, the piece offers a bold glimpse into the human sexual psyche.

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