Obszönitäten - Mädchen, die sich lieben lassen (1971)
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Stefan Grey, Kurt Großkurth, Miriam Moor, Elke Boltenhagen, Johannes Buzalski, Mika Erras, Rinaldo Talamonti, Karin Götz, Josef Moosholzer, Christine Noack, Sandra Reni, Helmut Alimonta
A Bavarian sex worker must decide whether a fortune is worth surrendering the means of his livelihood.
The story
Johannes Meier, known as Johnny, is a Bavarian sex worker who works by the job, serving women who come to his premises as clients. His reputation eventually reaches beyond his usual housewife clientele, drawing the attention of a shady doctor. The doctor offers Johnny 100,000 marks in exchange for his penis, which he plans to remove and transplant onto an elderly, wealthy man who is sexually impotent. Johnny faces a choice between the money and continuing his work with his paying female clients.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Johannes Meier, known as Johnny, is a Bavarian sex worker who works by the job. The mostly sexually frustrated women who wait naked in his anteroom and, until their turn comes, leaf through magazines more or less bored, much as they might at the dentist or the hairdresser, are his clients. One after another, they want him and his “best asset” to pleasure them. In his horizontal trade, he has built a reputation that has spread beyond his premises and attracted interest from outside his housewife clientele. A shady doctor offers him the chance to get rich overnight: Johnny is to receive 100,000 marks if he parts with his penis. The quack wants to amputate Johnny’s manly pride and then sew it onto an elderly man who is sexually impotent but financially well-off, and who wants to enjoy sex even at his advanced age. Johnny wavers for a short time, but then decides he would rather steer clear of such obscenities and continue using his member to pleasure his paying female clientele.
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