Behind The Green Door in order

Overall, the Behind The Green Door trilogy tells an enduring and impactful tale of resilience and liberation, serving as a thought-provoking exploration of societal constructs, and a testament to the enduring spirit of individuals in the face of oppression. The Behind The Green Door trilogy stands out for its celebration of sexual liberation and critique of sexual exploitation culture. The first film's controversial title and content challenged norms and ignited conversations upon its initial release. The trilogy is a compelling reflection of evolving societal perspectives and progress within the industry. The three films are provocative and bold in their depiction of sexual liberation, criticizing the sexual exploitation of women, while also exploring ideas about survival, agency, and freedom. 3 films, 4h 49m in all, in release order.

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   Behind the Green Door

   1972 · 72 min

   Gloria is kidnapped and taken to a theater where she is told that she will have "the most exquisite moment of her life." She shares many sexual and intimate experiences on a stage in front of a small masked audience that grows increasingly aroused as the performance progresses.

   Popcorn Flick
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   Behind the Green Door: The Sequel

   1986 · 84 min

   A woman transforms her everyday existence into an irresistible private fantasy of the most bizarre, sensual and electrifying kind! Dwarfs, fat ladies, bearded ladies, muscle men - no character type too strange or too bizarre.

   New
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   The New Behind the Green Door

   2013 · 133 min

   Hope is desperate to find her birth parents. Almost broke, homeless and alone, the seedy underbelly of the city offers up a solution that Hope never thought she'd take.

   New