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UNITED STATES · 1960
Nude on the Moon
Doris Wishman
Synopsis
Nude on the Moon is a 1961 American science-fantasy nudist film co-written and co-directed by Doris Wishman and Raymond Phelan under the shared pseudonyms "O. O. Miller" and "Anthony Brooks". Nude on the Moon is the second of eight nudist films produced and directed by Wishman. While most nudist films of the time were set within a conventional nudist camp, apparently as a way to "get past" censors
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Dildo Heaven is the story of three girls who hope to seduce their bosses. It also features a Peeping Tom who will do anything to prove himself worthy of the three ladies’ attention. It is a soft-core sex comedy that has played some underground and cult film festivals but is still awaiting a video release. Final edit was completed after Satan Was a Lady. It had its official world premiere at the New York Underground Film Festival in . From the advertisements: “Wild, wicked and wanton!”
Dildo Heaven is the story of three girls who hope to seduce their bosses. It also features a Peeping Tom who will do anything to prove himself worthy of the three ladies’ attention. It is a soft-core sex comedy that has played some underground and cult film festivals but is still awaiting a video release. Final edit was completed after Satan Was a Lady. It had its official world premiere at the New York Underground Film Festival in . From the advertisements: “Wild, wicked and wanton!”
Wishman’s last film completed 95 percent of its principal photography in June of . Wishman wrote detailed notes on a few additional shots, a planned John Waters cameo and editing instructions during the last few weeks of her life (she died August 10, ). Her friend, biographer and co-producer Michael Bowen and website designer David B. Wilson expects the film to have its world premiere by the end of .
Wishman’s last film completed 95 percent of its principal photography in June of . Wishman wrote detailed notes on a few additional shots, a planned John Waters cameo and editing instructions during the last few weeks of her life (she died August 10, ). Her friend, biographer and co-producer Michael Bowen and website designer David B. Wilson expects the film to have its world premiere by the end of .
Films with Similar Themes
nudism · science fiction · space exploration · exploitation cinema · censorship evasion
