Hideout in the Sun

Hideout in the Sun

This early color nudist film was the prolific cult filmmaker Doris Wishman's directorial debut. It was originally credited under the guise of her cinematographer, Lazarus L. Wolk. The plot deals with a pair of brothers who rob a bank, kidnap a girl, and end up hiding out in a nature resort. Filmed on location in Miami, this version of the film was re-edited by Wishman forty years and thirty some odd films after it's initial release in 1960. Before this pioneer of exploitation learned to play rough with films like Bad Girls Go To Hell, Deadly Weapons, and Satan Was A Lady, she created this sunkissed melodrama.