The Year of the Sex Olympics (1968)

In a dystopian future ruled by omnipresent television, humanity’s once vibrant tapestry of emotions - love, war, hate, loyalty - has been whittled down to mere whispers, and language itself is nearing obsolescence. Amidst the struggle of overpopulation, repulsion programming takes the stage, with gluttony shows to curb appetites and explicit content aiming to quench carnal desires. This is the era of the Sex Olympics, where artsex and sportsex dominate the screen, yet the audience's interest is slowly waning. Stepping into this desolate landscape is TV executive Ugo Priest, a man with a vision to recapture the viewers' attention. He pioneers a groundbreaking reality program, stripping modern comforts from a couple and stranding them on a barren island. Their struggle for survival is broadcasted around the clock, a raw and unedited spectacle for the world to witness. A premise that might echo the familiar tune of today's reality TV, yet it is presented in a time where human connections are a distant memory. This is The Year of the Sex Olympics: a chilling exploration of humanity's future, where survival is not only a battle against nature but a fight for the preservation of human emotion.

The Year of the Sex Olympics is a drama movie featuring Leonard Rossiter and directed by Michael Elliott.

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