Meeting at Home (1972)
Film Overview:"Meeting at Home" (1972)
"Meeting at Home" is a film that appears to be from the early 1970s, likely around 1971 or 1972, rather than the 1978 release year listed on IMDb and by Something Weird Video. The movie centers on a house gathering that leads to sexual encounters, including a foursome.
Plot Summary: The narrative follows a married couple, Peter and Jean, who argue frequently. Peter's unsuccessful attempts to attract investors to his dubious projects drive the tension. Jean attempts to entice potential investors by arranging evenings at their apartment where women provide services, but these efforts fail. The adult film aspect is overshadowed by poor casting and lackluster improvisation from Peter, which detracts from the viewing experience.
Technical Details: The film features a piano trio jazz soundtrack, including a repeated track,"Blues for the Night Owl" by Ramsey Lewis. The production quality is subpar, with a clarity rating of 6/10 and color quality also rated at 6/10, indicating minimal color shifting and occasional visual artifacts.
Video Quality Guide:
- Overall Quality: Decent
- Clarity: 6/10
- Color: 6/10
- Technical Info:
- Container: AVI
- Bitrate: 1.7 Mb/s
- Video Encoder: MPEG-4 Xvid
- Resolution: 640 x 480
- Audio Encoder/Channels: MPEG / 2
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Overall,"Meeting at Home" is categorized as a weak adult film that suffers from poor execution and lack of engaging content, reflecting a trend in early '70s adult cinema.
