People (1978)
**Title: People (1978)
- Film Overview and Review****Film Summary:**"People" is a 1978 adult film directed by Gerard Damiano, featuring six episodes that explore various sexual adventures, each revolving around minor conflicts and culminating in sexual encounters. The segments are as follows:
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The Game: A couple engages in a sexual game at home..
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Goodbye: A man plans to leave for a job in another city, but his girlfriend wants to have one last intimate moment..
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Once Upon a Time: A male servant provides sexual services to his landlady..
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The Exhibition: A Dominatrix and her submissive engage in BDSM in front of a voyeuristic couple..
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First Things First: A grown woman living with her father introduces her boyfriend into their dynamic..
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The Hooker: A man invites a hooker who turns out to be inexperienced.
Review Highlights: Fleshbot's review notes that "People" features well-crafted scenes that blend conflict and resolution through sexual encounters. The film is recognized for its artistic approach, setting it apart from typical adult films of its time.
- Scene Breakdown: - Scene One: Serena relaxes in a bath and engages in intimate acts. - Scene Two: A heated encounter between Serena and Jamie Gillis escalates aggressively. - Scene Three: A couple reconciles through tender interactions. - Scene Four: Two women enthusiastically perform a double blowjob on a man. - Scene Five: BDSM elements are introduced with a voyeuristic twist. - Scene Six: A soft encounter concludes with a brief sexual act. - Scene Seven: A hooker and her client engage in a typical exchange.
Technical Aspects:
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Video Quality: The film is presented in a fullframe transfer, noted for its surprising sharpness and color, despite some grain and artifacts typical of films from this era.
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Sound Quality: The audio is described as muffled but generally clear, with background music complementing the scenes.
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Extras: Limited additional features are included, with only a couple of trailers available.
Final Thoughts: The DVD release of "People" is regarded as a solid representation of adult filmmaking from its time, marked by genuine performances and well-executed erotic scenes. While it lacks extensive extras, the overall production quality and the film's engaging content make it a recommended viewing for those interested in vintage adult cinema.
