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Cool It, Carol! (1970) のシーン
シーン詳細
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| ファイル形式: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | 解像度: 1800x1080 | 追加日: 2024-Jan-07 |
このシーンの女優
Janet Lynn
本名: Janet Lynn
生年月日: N/A
出生地: N/A
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Janet Lynn starred as Carol in the 1970 film 'Cool It, Carol!' The story follows Carol and her husband Joe who move to London for work. While Joe struggles to find employment, Janet finds success as a fashion model. However, they both become ensconced in the city's vibrant nightlife, involving them in a decadent world of drink, drugs, prostitution, and pornography. This descent into debauchery leads them to swinging parties and filmmaking, pushing them towards self-destruction.
映画について: Cool It, Carol! (1970)
公開年: 1970
別題: Prostitutie of de liefde?, Prostitution ou l'amour?, Kuuma Carol, Min eisai toso thermi Carol, La vergine e l'amante, Fri fräck kärlek, Sakin Ol, Carol!, The Dirtiest Girl I Ever Met, The Toughest Girl I Ever Met, Die Liebesmuschel
監督: Pete Walker
脚本: Murray Smith
制作 & ジャンル
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キーワード
キーワード: exploitation, london, england, movie business, prostitution, sex comedy, soho
ストーリー
Joe and Carol leave their small town for London, where they hope to find success in the adult entertainment industry. Joe struggles to find work while Carol enrolls as a fashion model. As they become more immersed in London's nightlife, they are drawn into a world of drinking, pornography, drugs, and prostitution. They attend swinging parties, get involved in 'immoral earnings,' and even dabble in filmmaking. The couple risks spiraling out of control unless they can find a way to break free from their self-imposed nightmare.
概要
Directed by Pete Walker in 1970, 'Cool It, Carol!' is a British exploitation drama that explores the seamier side of London's nightlife during the swinging sixties. The film follows Joe and Carol, a naive couple from a small town who move to the big city with dreams of success. Their descent into the world of pornography, drugs, and prostitution serves as both a cautionary tale and a commentary on the moral decay of the era.