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Candy Film - da børneporno var lovlig
2016 · Film · documentary · 126 min
Directed by Frauke Giebner, Thomas Heurlin
Denmark was the first country to release the porn. First the written one in 1967 and then the visual pornography in 1969. Here started what some call 'the golden days of Danish porn'. But with the release they also allowed the publication of pornography with children. It was still forbidden to have sex with children under the criminal minimum age, but from 1969 - 1980 it was legal to buy, sell and possess child pornography.
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Fairly silly conversation. The nudity was only in the American version of the movie; in the Hong Kong version, the women were fully dressed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Protector_(1985_film)#Hong_Kong
Also, I'm pretty sure that Europeans would be upset if there were a bunch of naked women sitting at a table packaging enormous amounts of cocaine at a school board meeting, especially if the tv decided to show this by itself.
Although I might be wrong, seeing as Denmark had legal distribution of child pornography for a decade, with people arguing in Parliament that the sacrifice of those few children possibly saved many others from being molested.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Climax_Corporation#Child_pornography
A good* documentary on that is "Candy Film - Da børneporno var lovlig" (2016)
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[*] for certain values of good that include tears and nausea.