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But:
1) this is a silent film, homemade in the 8 mm format;
2) in the 1960s, projectors appeared on the market that were capable of recording sound on a magnetic stripe ;
3) it looks that this film has a soundtrack , i.e. the song in background, applied to it after it had shot;
4) the song in background, entitled "They Can't Take That Away From Me" , was released and recorded , for the first time, before the start of WWII by the singer Connee BOSWELL .
Consequently:
a) it looks that this film was shot in mid 50s;
b) the threesome we can see in this film looks very very clumsy;
c) our opinion is that the threesome we can see in this film causes a large sadness.
Yes, God bless them.
Thanks for posting... just curious where'd you find this? It's a real gem.
That’s some hot action. The cute wife had 3 cocks to play with
This makes you wonder if somebody did not find it in a shoebox in the closet after grandma and grandpa died
It certainly feels that way. I'm in awe of this for a couple of reasons... 1) Judging by the hair styles and furniture it seems to have been shot in the mid 60s. 2) At that point there was no kink context for this but somehow, in spite of the enormous social pressures, these guys seemed to have found each other. 3) Relative to the time, they blow up every conceivable notion of normality. Bisexuality, race mixing, wife sharing, cuckolding, etc. Any one of these would have been disastrous if they were outed. 3) It's shot on 8mm. The film speed was incredibly slow to the extent that high intensity quartz lights were used to get an acceptable image. Look at any of the scenes and you'll see a hard shadow cast by the light. These guys were literally fucking in the intensity glare of a spot light while being filmed. 4) They seem like your average next door couple from the suburbs... the wife got her hair styled for this. She must have had a dirty smile sitting under the dryer waiting for her hair to set! 5) Finally, if you do the math they look like they were in early 40s at the time. If it was shot in the mid sixties that would put them in their mid 90s now. I'm sure they appreciated living life on their own terms. God bless em, wherever they are.