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An MVD Exclusive
SKU: SFD0051
Format: DVD
UPC: 654930305195
Street Date: 01/31/06
PreBook Date: 12/27/05
Label: Synapse Films »
Genre: Documentary
Run Time: 78 mins
Number of Discs: 1
Audio: MONO
Year of Production: 1977
Region Code: 0
Box Lot: 30
Territory: NORTH AMERICA
Language: English

Cast & Crew

Actors:
Leslie as Actress
Deborah Harten as Self
Harry Reems as Rhoda's Cab Driver
Director: Doris Wishman

Product Assets

Let Me Die A Woman

See a man turn into a woman right before your eyes!

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See a man turn into a woman right before your eyes! Watch as ambiguously gendered he-shes perform unspeakable sex acts (or at least pretend to)! Probe the secret mysteries of the esoteric transsexual cult! Do you dare to watch? If so, look for cameos by porn icons Harry Reems and Vanessa Del Rio, too! From Doris "Queen of Exploitation" Wishman comes LET ME DIE A WOMAN, one of the most jaw-dropping and unclassifiable films ever to ooze forth from the Seventies grindhouse. A stunning documentary on the medical condition known as gender dysphoria, this sleaze-fest includes unabridged interviews with post-ops, bull dykes and drag queens, probing anatomical examinations, and real medical stock footage from an actual sex change operation! It's enough to make you want to put on an iron jock strap! This first-ever DVD release of Wishman's trannie tour de force is remastered from the original 35mm negative and restored to its full-color, uncut splendor (including the infamous "chisel" sequence deleted from American theatrical prints!). Also included are original theatrical trailers as well as surprising extras from Doris Wishman's own estate, plus extensive liner notes on the film's peculiar history written by Wishman biographer Michael Bowen.

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