After a five minute dream sequence prologue we meet a naive young stewardess (Charlotte Rouse) who's unknowingly acting as courier for a drug smuggling operation between NY and North Africa. She soon goes missing and her concerned boss (George Wilson) sets out to locate her with the aid of her flatmate (Cherie Winters) who becomes embroiled in the sinister plot.

Interesting sexploitation crime drama features a decent cast which includes Andy Warhol factory member Geri Miller playing a doped-up captive with a whip, and Alex Mann has a meaningless cameo as one of Miller's submissive visitors under the watchful eye of Simone Renard as the harem madam.

Indulges the sadomasochistic violence more than most with a few mildly gruesome looking assaults (one with a broken bottle that's reasonably effective), and is a generally pretty well balanced story only marred perhaps by the amateurishly stilted performances and absurd dialogue - the imploring speech Wilson gives to Winters is comically puerile 'you've got to remember that not everyone's as nice as you Joan'. Sage advice.

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A stewardess is taken hostage by a gang of drug smugglers.

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