Sex USA

Released in 1971, Sex USA captures the revolutionary sexual attitudes that emerged in the late 1960s. As a documentary, it stands out for being one of the first films to push the boundaries of traditional filmmaking by addressing topics related to sexuality openly.

The film features a range of key figures, including Barbara Benner, Betty Bombed, and Gerard Damiano, who contribute to the exploration of this significant cultural moment. The firsthand accounts and discussions presented provide insight into the evolving views on sexuality during this time.

For collectors, Sex USA is available in all formats, adding versatility to its physical media presence. Its historical importance within the documentary genre makes it a noteworthy title for those interested in the evolution of sexual discourse in film.