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Video

title

SPREE for All
distributor		Spree Film Workshop	released	1971	length

stats/info

category	Softcore
studio	Spree Film Workshop
rating out of 4	non rated
produced	?

production
credits

director	Pat Rocco Seth
cinematography	Robert Dennis

cast
credits

foot notes	performer	role
	Erik Dahl
	Kellé
	Lonny Boyd
	Rolan

promo/
description

none available

scenes /
loops /
matches

source: promotional material

1. The Prisoner
Mark McKane nonsex, Joe Nolan nonsex, John Martin nonsex, Peter Boice nonsex
Mark McKane plays an ex-con who has sexual encounters with his prison rapist Peter Boice, lover back home Joe Nolan, and hot telephone repairman Eric.
Directed by Rocco protégés Michael Redd, Seth, Frank Newcomb and Dale Hollan.
Written by Michael Redd.
Filmed by James Prestridge and Seth.
found in compilation Mondo Rocco

2. He Loves Me
Lonny Boyd nonsex
He Loves Me is a daisy-drenched spoof with satiric title cards created by workshop co-ordinator Seth in expertly edited style, with long-legged, lithe Lonny Boyde o camera for all to enjoy.

3. Divine Child
Rolan nonsex
Divine Child takes us back to the days of ancient Rome, with a gold-flecked laurel-wreathed nubile newcomer Rolan enticing and amusing all with his tender terpsichorean and flippant fruit-munching. Pliable photography and a sumptuous "Cleopatra" score put htis entryover.
[Derek:
Directed by Seth – adapted from Puer Aeternus (eternal boy) myth, Rolan stars as a Greek youth who dances for brooding Arolo.

4. SPREE on a Spree

[Derek K.:
Pat Rocco documentary on SPREE organization activities and excursions for 1970.]

5. Memories (SPREE)
Erik Dahl

6. Missing in Action

A sailor on leave encounters a farm boy, leaves and returns, after being labeld "Missing in Action" by the local papers.

references

Bill Dover. "SPREE-for-All" Spree News Pictorial Vol. 3 No. 3 Feb. 1971 pg. 18 (Review)
Gerald Srickland. "Applause for...." Spree News Pictorial Vol. 3 No. 3 Feb. 1971 pg. 20 (Review)
Coronet Theatre, L.A.. Feb. 10, 1971 (Screening)
Coronet Theatre. The Advocate #53, Feb. 17, 1971 (Advertisement)
Jay Ross. "SPREE film package reveals new talents" The Advocate #53, Feb. 17, 1971 pg. 20 (Review)

Note: All names credited on this website, whether for performance or production should be considered fictional stage names. Any resemblance to actual persons, living, dead or otherwise, is purely coincidental.

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