Sexual Partnership

About This Movie

Sexual Partnership (1968) directed by Alexis Neve delves into the complexities of sexual relationships with a rather candid approach. It feels like an extension of Oswald Kolle's earlier work, diving deeper into the nuances of intimacy and partnership in a way that feels almost anthropological. The pacing is reflective, allowing for moments of contemplation amidst the interviews. The atmosphere is both clinical and surprisingly personal, with real couples sharing their experiences, which adds a layer of authenticity. While the practical effects are minimal—focusing more on dialogue than visual flair—it’s the raw performances that really stand out. Each story offers a glimpse into the evolving understanding of sexuality during that era, making it a curious snapshot of social attitudes towards relationships.

Focuses on the dynamics of sexual relationships. · A candid approach to sex education of the time. · Reflective and personal storytelling.