A voyeuristic plunge into Los Angeles’ most uninhibited underground scenes of 1969.
I WANT MORE
Documentary exploring the underground world of Los Angeles, featuring vignettes of unconventional lifestyles, such as a couple performing for voyeurs, a group of bikers, a French artist specializing in unique body art, and members of an exclusive club participating in eccentric gatherings.
If you ever wondered where the phrase 'only in L.A.' comes from, look no further.
Jack Beap’s so-called documentary is less about objectivity and more about ogling, with its parade of swinging parties, hippie communes, and body hair artistry. If you’re curious about what passed for a 'sociological study' in late-'60s Los Angeles, this softcore exposé delivers the goods—liberally and without shame.
— SassyFlix Programmer
I Want More is a 1969 American documentary short directed by Jack Beap that exposes the underground world of Los Angeles, featuring vignettes of unconventional lifestyles, from swinging parties to performative sex and eccentric body art.
- Director
- Jack Beap
- Release
- 1969
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
- Country
- United States of America
- Language
- English
- Genres
- Documentary, Short
- Also Known As
- Sock It to Me with Flesh, Original title: I Want More
Synopsis
Why Cult
From wild Hollywood parties to paid public performances, the film explores explicit displays of hedonism unique to the era.
Marvel at the French artist who turns women's pubic hair into artistic designs, blending the avant-garde with the intimate.
Presented as a lurid expose, the film blurs lines between documentary and staged softcore, offering a distinctively sleazy lens on L.A. counterculture.
Encounter bikers, swingers, hippies, and exclusive clubs—each segment offering a glimpse into a different world beneath the city’s glamorous surface.
Questions from the Vault
What is I Want More about? +
I Want More is a 1969 documentary short that exposes the underground sexual and social scenes of Los Angeles, featuring vignettes on swinging parties, body art, and voyeuristic performances.
When was I Want More released? +
I Want More was released in 1969.
Who directed I Want More? +
Jack Beap directed I Want More.
How long is I Want More? +
I Want More has a runtime of 70 minutes.
What genre is I Want More? +
I Want More is a documentary short.
Where can I watch I Want More? +
I Want More is available to stream on SassyFlix.