MY HUSTLER (1965) Filmed on a beach, the first 35 minute reel covers the activities of the "Dial A Hustler" service, as an older man discusses with two companions the quality of services expected from a young blond hustler who's spread in front of them, under the sun. The second reel, takes the same time with a single shot of an experienced gigolo discussing with another who's starting now, the ups and down of their business, also in front of their girls.

I A MAN (1967) Shot in two parts. The first one was shot around the end of July 1967. The first scene to be shot was the one with Bettina Coffin in an artist's apartment situated between East 10th Street and Avenue A (where the scene with Ivy Nicolson is also shot); then the scene on the stairs of the Factory (Valerie Solanas), in a penthouse on Riverside Drive with a view of the Hudson River (Stephanie Graves) and in an unidentified apartment (Ingrid Superstar); about two months later, according to Tom Baker, the scenes with Ultra Violet, Nico and another girl were shot (maybe the one with Cynthia May or maybe the one included in the version with nine girls which was then cut). The film was shown for the first time in New York, at the Hudson Theatre, on August 24th 1967, in a version with six girls (99 minutes long, according to "Variety"); some time later, according to Tom Baker, this version was screened, at the Hudson Theatre, alternated with one with nine girls. In February 1968, a version with eight girls, which was 110 minutes long, was screened at the Cinematheque 16 in Los Angeles, later reduced at the end of the same year to the present one lasting 95 minutes.

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 - 4/3 With bilingual English / Italian booklet