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NIGHT GAMES (Nattlek) (1966) (X) Mai Zettlerling perverse erotic
NIGHT GAMES (Nattlek) (1966) (X) Mai Zettlerling perverse erotic
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Arguably the Most Important Erotic Film of the Sixties
"This film broke Taboos and introduced Sexuality to the Cinema!"

   

director: Mai Zetterling
starring: Ingrid Thulin ˇ Keve Hjelm ˇ Jorgen Lindstrom ˇ Lena Brundin ˇ Naima Wifstrand

     

On the eve of his wedding, a man named Jan (played by Keve Hjelm) returns to the mansion of his youth to discover why he is impotent. His story unravels through a series of flashbacks which include orgies, incest and his mother's unbridled aristocratic debauchery. Jan wants only to erase the sexual horror of his childhood and with the help of his fiancé he attempts to face nearly every sexual taboo know to man.

Here's one of a handful of movies directed by Mai Zetterling, an actress-turned-filmmaker in the mid-sixties. Originally, endorsed by Ingmar Bergman, she arrived in England from Sweden in the late '40s. For over a decade, Mai was a popular actress and starred in many big budget productions. She turned to directing in the early Sixties, first with David Hughes and then on her own. For NIGHT GAMES [Nattlek], she decided to push the censorship barriers and this film became the International "test case for obscenity." Some countries, like Italy, banned the film (the officials would not allow it to play the Venice film Festival in 1966) while other places wrestled with its controversy. In the United States, the movie was chosen to play the San Francisco Film Festival, but many problems erupted when one of the Board of Directors - former child actress Shirley Temple - quit to protest the decision to show it. She was vocal about it being pornography and demanded censorship. The movie played in a limited release to the U.S. Art Houses and became the target for countless censorship lawsuits before it disappeared.

Toward the end of her life, Mai Zetterling was lured back into acting. She played the resilient grandmother who tangled with Anjelica Huston in "The Witches" (1990). Ms Zetterling died from cancer at age 68 in 1994.

    

A Swedish film in Swedish language with English subtitles; widescreen format, uncut version at 105 minutes, DVD encoded for ALL REGION NTSC WORLD FORMAT. Extras include trailers.

   

Violence/Incest/Rape/Nudity/Perversions/Sexual Brutality
For mature audiences only

 
$24.95
 
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