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While LANGUAGE OF LOVE illustrated general sex behaviour, MORE ABOUT THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE shows minority group attitudes towards sex. As in the first film, there is an expert panel of scientist, discussing and explaining the different parts of the film. The famous Danish sexologist couple Inge and Sten Hegeler are throughout the leading characters, while the others experts change in every sector. The headings are as follows: male and female homosexuality, aesthetics and sex, handicapped and sex, drugs and sex, pornography and sex, children and sex, and sex with old people. In the new film affliction and warmth are emphasised, particularly in the chapter showing coition between persons of the same sex. Directed by Torgny Wickman. Starring Inge Hegeler, Sten Hegeler, Maj-Brith Bergström-Walana in prominent roles.
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While LANGUAGE OF LOVE illustrated general sex behaviour, MORE ABOUT THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE shows minority group attitudes towards sex. As in the first film, there is an expert panel of scientist, discussing and explaining the different parts of the film. The famous Danish sexologist couple Inge and Sten Hegeler are throughout the leading characters, while the others experts change in every sector. The headings are as follows: male and female homosexuality, aesthetics and sex, handicapped and sex, drugs and sex, pornography and sex, children and sex, and sex with old people. In the new film affliction and warmth are emphasised, particularly in the chapter showing coition between persons of the same sex. Directed by Torgny Wickman. Starring Inge Hegeler, Sten Hegeler, Maj-Brith Bergström-Walana in prominent roles.
Although the original Language of Love (1969) was passed uncut in the UK in 1973 this sequel was never submitted to the BBFC and instead granted a licensed cinema club certificate by the GLC (Greater London Council). It was then targeted by Mary Whitehouse's Festival Of Light party, and successfully prosecuted by the DPP under the grounds of indecency (rather than the usual Obscene Publications Act) in 1975, leading to the distributor receiving a hefty fine.
