Harlot

Harlot stars Mario Montez as a Jean Harlow lookalike, accompanied by notable figures such as Gerard Malanga and Philip Fagan. The film presents a series of vignettes where the characters engage in casual discussions while eating bananas. Their dialogues are driven by off-screen voices, including Billy Name, Ronald Tavel, and Harry Fainlight, adding to the film's experimental nature.

As a piece of 1960s avant-garde cinema, Harlot captures a moment in experimental film history that collectors may find intriguing. The film's unconventional style and approach may appeal to those interested in the evolution of cinema and performance art during this era. With its availability on DVD, collectors have the opportunity to own a piece of this unique cinematic experience.