Body Love

About This Movie

Body Love, directed by an unknown filmmaker in '77, is this quirky blend of comedy and romance that captures the hedonism of the era. You’ve got Martine, a truly spoiled socialite who's just reveling in her life, chasing every thrill, living for the moment. On her 21st birthday, she faces this pivotal choice between the familiar comforts of love and the wild, exhilarating world of lust. The pacing has this fun, carefree rhythm that pulls you along, and there’s a charm in the performances that makes it all feel a bit offbeat. It’s the kind of film that leans heavily into its themes of desire with a lighthearted touch that’s so very '70s.

Body Love is a bit of an oddity in the collector’s circuit. Its obscure director and niche appeal have led to limited format releases, which makes it somewhat scarce. The film's blend of humor and romance from the late '70s offers a unique snapshot of that time, drawing collectors who appreciate the era's vibe and aesthetic. Interest in it varies, often depending on the collector's affinity for off-the-radar gems, but it's one of those titles that can spark interesting conversations among film enthusiasts.