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A woman with a unique birth defect consults a doctor who offers an unconventional solution to her situation. The defect causes her clitoris to be located unusually, leading to a specific method for sexual satisfaction.

The film "Deep Throat" contains 17 explicit scenes, as noted by a local bartender who counted them during a viewing. On the same day he completed his count, a large police presence arrived at the Town Theater showing the film, causing significant traffic disruption. Despite the heavy police operation, they failed to secure the necessary legal authorization for the raid, resulting in a federal judge allowing the theater to continue screening the film. The writer attended a screening on Sunday, recalling the theater's past glory with classic films by notable directors. "Deep Throat" had gained a reputation as a cultural phenomenon before legal issues arose, attracting many couples to its screenings. However, the audience often left with a grim expression. While the film's star advocates for sexual freedom, the writer expresses doubt about the fulfillment of such freedom, questioning the effort required to achieve it. The 62-minute film includes 17 scenes, averaging 2.9 minutes per scene after accounting for non-sexual footage, which appears to be less time than suggested by contemporary erotic literature.