Emanuelle Around the World

Original title: Emanuelle - Perché violenza alle donne?

1977
R
1h 37m

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Laura Gemser in Emanuelle Around the World (1977)

Photojournalist Emanuelle encounters a guru who claims to be capable of the ultimate orgasm, and later helps a fellow reporter pursue a global woman-trafficking ring.Photojournalist Emanuelle encounters a guru who claims to be capable of the ultimate orgasm, and later helps a fellow reporter pursue a global woman-trafficking ring.Photojournalist Emanuelle encounters a guru who claims to be capable of the ultimate orgasm, and later helps a fellow reporter pursue a global woman-trafficking ring.

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Trivia
Laura Gemser said that in every film she made with director Joe D'Amato, he tried many times to make her film hardcore porn scenes, but she always gave him a resounding "No!."

Goofs
Obvious body double for the hardcore scene featuring Emanuelle at the Guru's orgy.

Alternate versions
In the television print, scenes of the Guru's "love lessons" are edited, eliminating male nudity. A scene in which one of the Guru's assistants is demonstrating women on the how-to's of pleasing their lovers is completely eliminated from the television print. When Emanuelle spies on the diplomatic "party" several shots are removed. Sensual encounters between Emanuelle and the truck driver, Emanuelle and Mary, and the scene of Emanuelle, Cora, and the Sheik are also edited. Several major cuts are made to the attack on Miss Ohio on the pier. In the television version, the beginning and end credits are scrolled over a black background, whereas in the theatrical and video versions, they are scrolled over a montage.

Connections
Featured in The Best of Sex and Violence (1982)

Soundtracks
Eternal Anguish
Performed by Nico Fidenco

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Emanuelle frees sex slaves

Emanuelle is now a newspaper reporter who travels around the world in search of a story about "violence to women". It starts off in San Francisco, where she meets a guru leader of a religious sex cult. We see the inside of a large church-like rotunda covered with colorful, "Indian" tapestries. The members of the cult are arranged in pairs, seated on pillows, all over the floor. It's sort of unclear, but it seems that this is one of the places where sex slaves are collected. Then suddenly, Emanuelle is off to Rome where she uncovers another sex slave operation, then Hong Kong, the Middle East, and finally New York. There are really five mini-plots associated with each of these places. It's almost episodic. In comparison with "Black Emanuelle", the movie seems less focused on the characters and more interested in illustrating the plot. It can be less engaging because of this. Still, it's probably one of the better in the series (much better than "Black E, White E/aka Emanuelle in Egypt") and full of cheap, exploitive thrills!