Yes,I have two copies of this flick and the one with English language is laser disc's copy with Chinese/Korean subtitles. Not like D'Amato invented something new here or gave us unusual angle on human stupidity but realism dominates in his New Orleans movies and two main characters playing well and chicks hot and everything in right places at right times. We may say its all outdated but 40 years later I don't see any changes around me, yes, the song of life has same tune. Enough skin to keep viewer begging for more but nothing explicit happens. I am surprised D'Amato gets so little attention from printing studios but, I guess there is a reason behind. There are better entries in my opinion in this field like his "A Lustful Mind" of which I have three copies with different ending.I am not sure why he was jumping from realism to fantasy or to pornography his only strong point was realism anyway.
Review of Passion's Flower
