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When Hollywood and European studios deemed the novel "unfilmable," it took the soft-core revolution of the 1970s to prove them wrong.

Feminist critics were sharply divided. Some, like Andrea Dworkin, argued that O was a manual for male violence, equating women with livestock. Others, including Camille Paglia, defended it as a profound exploration of the psychology of erotic power exchange. fylm Histoire D--39-O mtrjm The Story Of O 1975 may syma 1

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