101 Acts of Love (1971)

"101 Acts of Love" (1971) is a film produced by Xerxes Productions and released by Vinegar Syndrome. The feature is hosted by Dr. Ann Foster, portrayed by Lindis Guinness, who is a psychologist specializing in marital issues, particularly in the bedroom. Initially, the film follows a standard format where a doctor assists individuals with sexual problems. However, this approach quickly shifts to visually striking scenes of various sexual encounters, characterized by unique lighting and surreal settings, resembling a sci-fi aesthetic. Despite Dr. Foster's narration providing context, the film lacks a cohesive narrative. Instead, it showcases a series of sexual positions presented by participants. The visuals are described as bizarre yet captivating, with excellent camerawork and lighting. Occasionally, the film includes outdoor scenes and poetry interludes, but the primary focus remains on the unconventional sexual displays. Notable cast members include Susan Westcott, Debra Christian, and Annette Michael. The film has been previously released on DVD-R and is now available in a longer and more explicit version running just over seventy minutes, compared to its earlier forty-six-minute release. The video quality is rated at approximately 8.5 out of 10, indicating good color and clarity. The film features hardcore male-female sexual content and is presented in MKV format with a bitrate of 2.6 Mb/s, a resolution of 720 x 480, and audio encoded in AAC-LC.