The Story:
A wife (Rabecca Brooke), her archeologist husband (Eric Edwards), and his assistant (Cathjia Graff) are on an island in Sweden where the husband and his assistant are to study ancient ruins. The primary plot consists of the assistant’s longing for the husband/archeologist and later the drawing in of the assistant by the wife and husband to form a threesome. The secondary plot is that the wife has two childhood friends who arrive on the mainland for a sexfest. It’s a tradition they’ve always had that the three of them would vacation together every year and have a sexfest. However the wife doesn’t want to participate in it anymore and so she struggles with the co-dependent relationship she has with her childhood friend (Anita Eriksson). Her childhood friend keeps trying to get her to participate. Throughout the movie there is back-story about the sexual things they did while in boarding school (this is where Joe Sarno seems to always throw some borderline shit in his films about the sexual escapades of young girls. I really think he needed counseling.). Meanwhile the studious assistant keeps dropping thoughts to the husband about how his wife doesn’t understand him or his work. You know… trying to snatch him. Every now and then the couple gives the impression that the plan was to live as a threesome all along and that they are working together to warm the assistant up to it. You can also tell the assistant is interested in the wife as well but she’s very much afraid of that side of herself. She didn’t want to get carried away by it. There is a lot of really fantastic sex in the film as well but it is softcore so don’t expect to see penetration up close and personal or any dicks. I could go on an on about this storyline but I would recommend you watch it for yourself. It is was a well developed story and the ending was absolutely brilliant (as adult films go).

The Cast:
Eric Edwards, who plays the archeologist and husband, seems to have been in nearly every popular adult film made in the 70s and early 80s. His acting is always on point and pretty impressive given the genre. I’ve seen Anita Eriksson, who plays the wife’s childhood friend who refuses to grow up, in a couple of Swedish adult films. She was weird in this film and pretty weird in the others too but, she was prefect for this movie. What makes Anita Eriksson so odd at times is the fact that she speaks very low and nearly monotone. But still, she managed to pull off a couple of good lines. The real icing on this cake was Rebecca Brooke, who played the wife. This was the first film I’d seen her in so it was quite a treat. Her acting was mostly natural with a few little “Brookisms” in the mix. Some of the great moments weren’t from dialogue but from Rebecca’s looks and body language. One example was when she was trying to get Eric to admit he and Cathija had slept together. There was a moment where she smiled at him when he looked at her (while lying) but when he looked away, her smile dropped abruptly (because she knew he was lying). It was great. Another time was when she was telling Cathija she wanted to take her to see her childhood friend. The look she gave Cathija just before walking away was fantastic. Another was the supreme stare down she gave Cathija when she’d decided to seduce her (my personal favorite). Cathija’s acting was good as well. She had a tendency to get mechanical a little bit but it worked very well for her character. I’ve never seen her in another movie and I can’t really say that I want to. I would have liked to have seen a different person play her role. She didn’t look “studious” enough.

The Quality:
The production quality of this film is top notch as are all the other Sarno films I’ve seen. Made in the 70′s, it’s from an era when adult movies were real films, not videos, clips, and shots. This meant they were lit like films, shot like films, and edited like films. It’s a complete erotic entertainment experience. I noticed in Sarno’s films, particularly the ones featuring Rebecca Brooke, he does a lot of scenes where she faces the camera and delivers a monologue with another character standing off to the side just behind her. There are so many of these scenes in his movies, it’s bizarre. It has the feel of a stage play. As a matter of fact, Rebecca Brooke’s acting is very much like stage acting sometimes in this film. I think it was more so in Confessions of an American Housewife and definitely noticeable in Abigail Lesley Is Back in Town. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. It would be interesting to see more stage acting on film. As a matter of fact, my favorite movie, The Bad Seed (1956), was filmed using almost the entire cast from the Broadway play, “The Bad Seed”. The stage actors were instructed to act exactly how they do on stage on Broadway and this really made the movie and outstanding work of art.

Overall this is definitely one of my favorite adult films and I really enjoy watching it. Where they shot the film for sure will make you wish you were there.

Story 1 – This story was fantastic on so many levels. First of all, the acting again was wonderful. The story itself was very believable and felt like “real life”. But there were also some important social elements in this story as well (i.e. friendship, closeness, relationships, intimacy, etc.). I also like that the two women were about the same age and the storyline supported a theme of two young people of the same age experiencing sex on an equal level. There wasn’t that sort of predatory older person/younger person dynamic. These two women also had an incredible sexual chemistry as well. The sex was very very sensual and I really enjoyed it. There was a lot of great kissing (not that childish porn kissing), sensual touching, body kissing, hugging, skin-to-skin, breast caressing, etc. If someone were to ask me what adult movie they should watch if they were exploring their sexuality, it would be this one.

Story 2 – This story was also very stimulating. If you are like myself and enjoy verbal stimulation, you will love this one. *Smile* Again, excellent acting going on in this one as well. There wasn’t a whole lot of context supplied for this story but it was still good. It was established that these two women were roommates but there was no context about why the younger one shouldn’t go to a party where there would be drinking when she is clearly old enough to want to attend. Which lead me to wonder if they were in a rehab or something. Hahaha Anyway, the chemistry here was fantastic. There was a LOT of body contact and these ladies appeared to truly enjoy each others bodies. They could have done without the strap on scene however, they just couldn’t get a good rhythm going. It looked really awkward. I do like how they worked the pantyhose though. It was extremely sexy. The younger woman also had the most beautiful orgasm I’ve seen in a while. Wow! *Smile* …and really great hair.

Story 3 – This one wasn’t bad but it wasn’t exciting either. This was just two young people having sex. That’s how interesting it was.

Story 4 – This story could have been hot but it wasn’t. Well not to me anyway. The whole snotty young person thing isn’t sexy and they did some 1970s incest thing with it so they kinda screwed up bringing up the rear with this film. But the first two stories were amazing enough to still make this a good watch.

Let me just add a few comments though on one or two issues.

First I echo the writer who moaned the lack of quality adult films. I get really put off by the films available where there’s no plot or story line but just pounding of flesh. There’s no finesse in the lovemaking. Then there’s the issue of limp dicks sometimes! I must say though that this (pounding flesh) is not cultural amongst us black people, well, at least from Zimbabwe here! Five years ago my grandfather in his 80s was telling me about foreplay, how I must never rush a woman but must take time to satisfy her. He spoke at length about making sure the mood was right, caressing and fondling and the actual act! I was shocked since I had grown up reading white books and ended up assuming that culturally black men are rough towards their women.

The second issue is about how we as black people must relate to each other, especially our partners, get to know them and then respond to THAT! NOT what other people are saying or doing. If we see something in other couples and we love it then let’s try it but if it doesn’t work for us then let’s stop it and NOT feel inferior or pressured at all.

Let’s keep loving.

One love

I ask this because my girlfriend and I have been dating for over five years, and it is an incredible relationship. I feel completely emotionally fulfilled, and almost-completely sexually fulfilled. The sex is great, however we both acknowledge that we don’t do it as often as we’d like. In fact, when we talk about it, we say that we could be doing it more, but we’ve never felt like we have a weak relationship because of that. Sex has very rarely been the source of an argument or disagreement, and we are very open about expressing (and satisfying) our sexual wants and needs. Just to be more clear about how often we have sex, sometimes we may have sex once or twice a week, while other times (usually during the winter) we may have sex once or twice a month.

With all that said, it still seems like the media (and some friends) are “telling” us that we don’t have a “normal” sexual relationship because we don’t do it often enough or have a steady schedule.

Neither my partner nor I feel like we have any serious problems, or that our relationship is dysfunctional, but I’ve begun feeling this pressure to have more sex just to be “normal.” ~Rebel Music~

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