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Documentary Cult Classic

A voyeuristic 1969 documentary peeling back Los Angeles’ most salacious underground scenes.

I WANT MORE

1969 · 1h 10m · NR · Documentary / Short · IMDB TMDB

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.

Quick Answer

What is I Want More about?

I Want More is a 1969 American documentary short directed by Jack Beap that explores unconventional lifestyles and erotic subcultures in Los Angeles.

Programmer's Pick

Some documentaries aim for the head; I Want More goes straight for the libido, parading LA’s wildest denizens with a wry, performative wink. Jack Beap’s camera lingers where polite society dares not, making this a time capsule of countercultural excess and cinematic tease.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

I Want More is a pseudo-documentary from 1969 that takes an unflinching look at the underground world of Los Angeles, focusing on the city’s boundary-pushing sexual subcultures. The film features a series of vignettes capturing everything from couples performing for voyeurs, to the antics of a rowdy biker gang, to the odd artistry of a Frenchman who crafts elaborate designs in women’s pubic hair. Viewers are also given a glimpse inside an extravagant Hollywood swingers party and a private club where wealthy eccentrics indulge in taboo desires. The film leans heavily into its sexploitation roots, blurring the line between documentary and staged titillation while putting the city’s most unconventional characters and fetishes front and center.

Details & Specs

Director
Jack Beap
Release
1969
Runtime
1h 10m
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Also Known As
Sock It to Me with Flesh, Original title: I Want More

Why Cult

Erotic LA Vignettes

The film stitches together a parade of Los Angeles’ underground sexual scenes, from swingers’ parties to voyeur shows.

Biker Subcultures

Rowdy bikers inject a dose of wildness into the documentary’s already taboo explorations.

Body Hair Artistry

A French artist’s elaborate pubic hair designs are showcased—an oddball moment even for 1969 sexploitation.

Softcore ‘Fakeumentary’ Style

Blurring fact and fiction, the film leans on staged interviews and scenarios to titillate under the guise of documentary.

Scene Gallery

Questions from the Vault

When was I Want More released? +

I Want More was released in 1969.

Who directed I Want More? +

I Want More was directed by Jack Beap.

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 and short film with erotic and sexploitation elements.

Where can I watch I Want More? +

I Want More is available to stream on SassyFlix.

Trailers & Clips

I Want More trailer
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