A young Scandinavian woman (Ana-Grete Nissen) is concerned that she is frigid, so she consults a young male doctor who prescribes a highly unorthodox and unprofessional(but pretty predictable) solution to her problem. After his "hands-on" approach brings her some definite sexual satisfaction, he recommends that she continue her "explorations" by taking a long road trip where, naturally, she is to have sex with all, um, comers that she meets along the way. This leads to straight sex scenes, lesbian sex scenes, three-way sex scenes, and at least one hilarious S-and-M sex scene. These sex scenes are ridiculously numerous, but they are also quite fast-paced, making this movie a little more exciting than most tedious softcore grinders. Like a lot of 70's Swedish actresses, Nissen is quite appealing simply because she looks like a normal girl rather than the well-worn Times Square skanks you tend to find in a lot of American softcore films of that era (and she's obviously more girl than silicone, unlike pretty much all the "adult" actresses of today).
Amazingly, this Swedish/Danish movie was recently released on a pretty nice-looking (but possibly gray market) English-friendly DVD under the title "Without a Stitch". The feature itself is sexy, albeit strangely innocent, fun, and the disc also includes a truly incredible collection of Swedish skin-flick trailers featuring the films of various Scandinavian lovelies like Christine Lindberg ("Maid in Sweden", "Exposed"), Marie Lilljedahl ("Inga", "The Seduction of Inga"), and Maria Forsa (in the sadly unavailable "Flossie"). (For some reason they also throw in a trailer for the much sleazier, Italian-made Laura Gemser film "Sister Emanuelle"). It's definitely attractive package--kinda makes you want to jump on an airplane (and in a time machine)and head for late 60's Sweden. . .
Amazingly, this Swedish/Danish movie was recently released on a pretty nice-looking (but possibly gray market) English-friendly DVD under the title "Without a Stitch". The feature itself is sexy, albeit strangely innocent, fun, and the disc also includes a truly incredible collection of Swedish skin-flick trailers featuring the films of various Scandinavian lovelies like Christine Lindberg ("Maid in Sweden", "Exposed"), Marie Lilljedahl ("Inga", "The Seduction of Inga"), and Maria Forsa (in the sadly unavailable "Flossie"). (For some reason they also throw in a trailer for the much sleazier, Italian-made Laura Gemser film "Sister Emanuelle"). It's definitely attractive package--kinda makes you want to jump on an airplane (and in a time machine)and head for late 60's Sweden. . .
