Love in 3-D

Synopsis

Love in 3-D (Liebe in drei Dimensionen) is a 1973 German comedy film directed by Eberhard Schröder. The story follows the adventures of a young woman named Uschi who discovers the world of eroticism through three-dimensional technology. As she immerses herself in this new experience, she encounters various characters and situations that challenge her perceptions of love and relationships. With a mix of humor, romance, and sensuality, Love in 3-D explores themes of desire, empowerment, and self-discovery in a playful and daring way. The film's groundbreaking use of 3-D technology adds an extra layer of excitement and engagement for the audience, making it a unique and unforgettable cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Ingrid Steeger

  Petra

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  Christina Lindberg

  Inge

• Achim Neumann

  Manfred

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  Evelyn Raess

  Dagmar

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  Rosl Mayr

  Frau Huber

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  Dorit Henke

  Anita

Reviews

Love in 3-D has received mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some appreciate its bold approach to exploring sexuality and relationships, others criticize its stereotypical characters and predictable storyline. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 3.8/10, with critics praising the film's visual effects but noting its lack of depth in storytelling. IMDb rates Love in 3-D at 4.1/10, with some viewers enjoying its nostalgic appeal and others finding it outdated and cheesy. Metacritic's score is not available. Overall, the film has a cult following for its playful take on the 1970s erotic genre, but it may not appeal to all audiences seeking a more profound cinematic experience.