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IS THERE SEX AFTER DEATH?

1971 · 01:42:00 · X · Comedy / Documentary / Erotica · IMDB TMDB

Driving through New York City in his Sexmobile, Dr. Harrison Rogers of the Bureau of Sexological Investigation searches out luminary figures in the world of sex. According to the movie, the answer to the title question is: "No, only affection".

About This Film

This film is a crazy quilt of tongue in cheek vignettes, all spoofing the sexual revolution of the 70’s. It is great dirty satire featuring some of the best improvisational comedians of the era, including Buck Henry and the hilarious Marshall Efron. Many of the movie’s funniest sequences take place at the Bureau of Sexological Investigation where the head doctor, Alan Abel, instructs his patients on solving a variety of weirdly humorous maladies. There are also real on the street interviews with Abel and an inspired group of people. Throw in a topless string quartet, a pornographic opera, life inside a nudist camp, and a marvelous bit with an X-rated filmmaker, and you have a constant barrage of laughs. The most comical scene is The International Sex Bowl sequence at the end, which remains a classic piece of comedy. Highly recommended.

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Also Known As

Is There Love After Death, The Sexual Revolution, Original title: Is There Sex After Death?