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This is a movie where a penis literally ejaculates right at the lens.

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Hi there.

Also back in the booth is Mr. David Kittridge.

And hi there.

This week we are looking at the 1971 film from James Bidgood, Pink Narcissus.

It's a wordless film which tells the story of a young hustler played by Bobby Kendall, who engages in a series of fantasies throughout an evening.

The film was shot on 8mm, but still presents a lush, fantastic color palette, and incredible sets that are even more incredible when the viewer remembers that this was all shot in Bidgood's Hell's Kitchen Apartment.

I'm not sure if we can spoil this one for anybody, but it'll probably make a lot more sense if you see the film

before listening to our discussion. So, Maitland, when was the first time you saw a pink

narcissus and what did you think?

You know, I've been trying all day, actually, to remember precisely when I first saw

Pink Narcissist, but I'm guessing that it was probably in the 80s and that it was at some

cinema, like a small cinema screening, maybe one of the art cinemas in New York, not

not the big ones, but the little ones way down,

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