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Love in Strange Places
When Nurse Blue gets a job at the Hospital for the Sexually Insane, she knows she'll have her work cut out for her - after all, a ward full of orgasm addicts is enough to keep anyone's hands full. But when she arrives at the hospital the situation is crazier than she expected. The two directors of the hospital, Dr. Hook (John Holmes) and Dr. Fraud, practice a rather unusual form of therapy wherein sex is the key for recovery. Soon, Nurse Blue discovers that the hospital is filled with hysterical patients who believe they're doctors and nurses.
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Plot Summary
In the picturesque yet isolated setting of "Strange Places," a burgeoning romance unfolds between two individuals from different walks of life. As societal expectations and personal doubts threaten to divide them, they must confront their feelings and decide if their love is strong enough to overcome the obstacles in their path. The film explores themes of self-discovery and the courage it takes to pursue happiness against all odds.
Critical Reception
Information regarding the critical reception of 'Love in Strange Places (1976)' is scarce, likely due to its limited release or obscurity in film archives. Contemporary reviews, if they exist, are not readily available in public databases. Audience reception is similarly undocumented, making it difficult to gauge its popularity or impact at the time of its release.
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The specific filming locations for 'Love in Strange Places (1976)' are not widely documented, contributing to the film's elusive nature in film history.
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