Confessions of a Young American Housewife
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Confessions of a Young American Housewife (1974, USA) is a Sexploitation film directed by Joseph W. Sarno.
- Contents: Film Review
Main Details
- Released in 1974 | Color
- Runtime: 1 hr 45 min (105 min) |1 hr 20 min (80 min) (UK) |1 hr 13 min (73 min) (DVD) (USA)
- Rated: X
- Production Co: Seymour Borde & Associates
- Distribution Co: Associated Film Distribution (AFD) (1976) (USA) (theatrical) |Marden Films (1976) (Canada) (theatrical)|Grand National Film Distributors (1979) (UK) (theatrical)
- Directed by Joseph W. Sarno
- Written by Joseph W. Sarno
- Produced by Tom Brumberger, Joseph W. Sarno, Phil Voza (as Felix F. Voza)
- Starring Mary Mendum (as Rebecca Brooke), Jennifer Welles, Chris Jordan, Eric Edwards, David Hausman
- Music by Jack Justis
- Cinematography by Stephen Colwell
- Film Editing by Joseph W. Sarno, Phil Voza
Synopsis
Jennifer Robison (Jennifer Welles) comes to stay with her daughter Carol (Rebecca Brooke), Carol’s swinging sex life with husband Eddie (David Hausman), her best friend Anne (Chris Jordan) and her partner Pete (Eric Edwards) opens Jennifer’s eyes to a whole new world. Soon a forbidden attraction between mother and daughter is acknowledged and leads to them questioning their deepest values.
