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World of Obscenity (1966) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1966 · 69 mins · English
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- Directed by
- Joseph P. Mawra
- Starring
- Judy Young, Darlene Bennett, Sylvia Sorrente, Joel Holt, Audrey Campbell, Brenda Denaut
Exploring the line between good taste and obscenity, this cut‑and‑paste pseudo‑documentary looks at cinema censorship and the shifting mores of the 1960s. It is built mainly from footage of Joseph Mawra’s films—Mawra also directed it under the pseudonym Carlo Scappine—making it perhaps the only surviving glimpse of his lost MME. It ends with the surreal segment Olga’s Massage Parlor.
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