Bare essentials of the 1960s go-go scene in Washington, DC and Baltimore, revealed.
WAY OUT TOPLESS
A precursor to the Playboy documentaries of today, detailing the 1960's Go-Go Scene across the country.
Long before cable TV after dark, this is what passed for a peek behind the velvet rope.
If you think the 1960s were all flower power and free love, this documentary bares the other side: go-go dancers, strip clubs, and the risqué nightlife of DC and Baltimore, narrated with a wink by Joel Holt. It’s a time capsule for anyone curious about mid-century sexploitation’s peek behind the beaded curtains.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Way Out Topless is a 1967 American documentary directed by Lewis S. Francis that explores the topless dancing and go-go scene in Washington, DC, and Baltimore, Maryland.
Synopsis
- Director
- Lewis S. Francis
- Release
- 1967
- Runtime
- 1h 6m
- Genres
- Documentary
Why Cult
A rare on-the-ground look at 1960s go-go clubs in two of America’s most storied cities.
Pre-dating modern adult documentaries, this film dives into the striptease and topless dancing craze of its era.
Joel Holt’s narration guides you through the swirling world of go-go dancers and strip clubs.
Spotlights topless entertainment specifically in Washington, DC, and Baltimore, Maryland, instead of the usual LA or NYC beat.
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Questions from the Vault
What is Way Out Topless about? +
Way Out Topless is a documentary from 1967 that examines the go-go and topless dancing scene in Washington, DC, and Baltimore, Maryland.
When was Way Out Topless released? +
Way Out Topless was released in 1967.
Who directed Way Out Topless? +
Way Out Topless was directed by Lewis S. Francis.
How long is Way Out Topless? +
The runtime of Way Out Topless is 66 minutes.
What genre is Way Out Topless? +
Way Out Topless is a documentary.
Where can I watch Way Out Topless? +
Way Out Topless is available to watch on SassyFlix.
