Marital tensions simmer and passions ignite amid the lush beauty of Tahiti.
BORA BORA
A World Where Love Has No Inhibitions
An estranged married couple, who reconcile their differences in the sensual surroundings of the Tahitian island.
Quick Answer
Bora Bora is a 1968 France-Italy adventure, drama, fantasy, musical, and romance film directed by Ugo Liberatore about an estranged married couple whose relationship is tested and transformed during a sensual holiday in the Tahitian islands.
Programmer's Pick
If you like your marital drama with a side of sun-drenched temptation and folk dances, Bora Bora knows how to set the scene. Ugo Liberatore turns the heat up on more than just the weather, letting island rhythms and open marriages do the talking.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
Set in lush Tahiti, the film immerses viewers in Oceania's sun-soaked scenery and island life.
Folk music, dance, and local customs infuse the narrative, providing an authentic South Seas vibe.
The plot centers on a couple's entanglements and betrayals, making for a frank look at open marriage and desire.
With its R rating, nudity, and steamy encounters, the film is a sun-dappled entry in the European sexploitation tradition.
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Who directed Bora Bora? +
Bora Bora was directed by Ugo Liberatore.
How long is Bora Bora? +
Bora Bora has a runtime of 97 minutes.
What genre is Bora Bora? +
Bora Bora is an adventure, drama, fantasy, musical, and romance film.
Where can I watch Bora Bora? +
You can watch Bora Bora on SassyFlix.
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