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Smoke and Flesh (1968) Plot Summary Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1968 · 70 mins · English
- Directed by
- Joseph Mangine
- Starring
- Cherie Winters, Ed Sansone, Ann Brandt, Joel Bently, Lee Parker, Richard Howell
Turk, a self‑styled ‘cool swinger’, stages decadent parties saturated with sex and drugs. When three of his own hoodlum friends unexpectedly crash one of these gatherings, Turk takes extreme, violent steps to eject them and preserve the chaotic revelry.
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