High

1968
R
1h 20min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young drug-addict couple sell their bodies for sexual purposeA young drug-addict couple sell their bodies for sexual purposeA young drug-addict couple sell their bodies for sexual purpose

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Although programmed at both the 1967 Montreal International Film Festival and the 1967 Vancouver International Film Festival, screenings were canceled after they were banned by the Quebec and British Columbia censorship boards. It was banned in Toronto in early 1968 by the Ontario Film Censors. It was eventually released in parts of Canada in late 1968 with, according to the Vancouver Sun, "some scenes deleted."

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The Plan 9 of Canada

Okay, it's not that bad. But this movie, directed by the ultimate "60's-Canada-product-of-time" director, Larry Kent is one of the worst movies to come out of the Dominion of Canada.

The plot is almost non-existant, something about a Finnish ambassador and a bunch of credit cards. It is shot mostly in black and white, except that one part where the chick models, and it gets all orange and tilty. It has a documentary feel, and if the NFB actually funded this, every person in Canada who has ever watched a movie should commit suicide.

The young couple wanders around, see the sites of Montreal, get High, party, wear 60's clothing, and have sex. High is a laughable effort, and certainly Kent's worst.