Café Flesh (4K-UHD)

Singular post-nuke performance art porno set in a post-apocalyptic world where impotent voyeurs watch erotic performances of the underclasses. Michelle Bauer, Paul McGibboney, Marie Sharp, Stephen Sayadian (AKA Rinse Dream), 1982 

75 minutes in English, with English subtitles MPAA Rating: NR Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1 Dolby Digital 5.1 Region code: All Production year: 1982 in USA Director: Stephen Sayadian Cast: Andy Nichols, Paul McGibboney, Michelle Bauer, Marie Sharp, Tantala Ray Truly one of the most delirious film experiences you can have, CAFÉ FLESH is a dystopian sci-fi offering from one of American cinema's true originals. The time: five years after a nuclear apocalypse. The survivors: post-nuke thrill-freaks looking for a kick. Able to exist, to sense, to feel everything, excepting pleasure. In a world destroyed, survivors break down to those who can and those who can't. 99% are “Sex Negatives,” call them "erotic casualties". They want to make love, but the mere touch of another person makes them violently ill. The rest, the lucky one percent, are “Sex Positives,” those whose libidos escaped unscathed. After the Nuclear Kiss, the Positives remain to love, to perform, and the others can only watch - can only come to the Café Flesh. CAFÉ FLESH is a legendary film, as fresh and entertaining today as it was when first released in 1982. Its unique visual style, fabulous score and provocative storyline combine to create a unique viewing experience. This release marks its official worldwide Blu-ray debut and showcases a years-in-the-making 4K restoration. Special Features: Brand new 4k transfer from 35mm materials, digitally restored. Full frame and 1.85:1 theatrical versions, selectable via Set-Up menu. Audio commentary with director/ co-writer Stephen Sayadian. Interview with Stephen Sayadian. Interview with co-writer Jerry Stahl. Interview with Jacob Smith. Interview with Jessica Stoya. Theatrical trailer. On-set footage.