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Man Alive: Xploitation is a 1975 BBC documentary that explores the world of exploitation films. Directed by James Kenelm Clarke, this film offers a unique perspective on the genre and its creators.
This documentary is quite a rarity in the collector's circuit, often overshadowed by more mainstream titles yet holds a unique place due to its candid exploration of film exploitation. As for formats, it’s mostly available on VHS or some niche DVD releases, making it a bit tricky to find. Its scarcity and unique content attract a specific type of collector who appreciates the evolution of genre filmmaking, particularly from the 70s British perspective.
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Man Alive: Xploitation is a documentary that focuses on exploitation films.
The film was directed by James Kenelm Clarke.
Man Alive: Xploitation was released in 1975.
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