États-Unis,
1967, 80 min
Critiques (1)
The Girl, the Body, and the Pill certainly doesn't belong among his most memorable films; in fact, it rather easily blends in with his other films. However, it's shot in Herschell's style, which may be surprisingly modest, but it quite suits his early works when he dealt with nudism. I like that he tries to present topics that may have been seen as problematic at that time, and perhaps even today, but he has a clear opinion on them, which he stands behind.
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