The Harrad Experiment (1973) is a comedy drama about a group of college students who participate in a controversial experiment on free love and sexuality. The students explore various aspects of relationships, including group sex, menage-a-trois, and sex therapy. The film explores themes of sexual liberation, promiscuity, and the challenges of navigating complex relationships in a university setting.
It is 1961 and an Albanian student (Nik Xhelilaj) of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, together with a group of Czech students, is shooting his graduate movie on a motorcycle factory, in the small market-town of Český Šternberk, in then Czechoslovakia. Coming from a country that is completely isolated from the rest of Europe, he is fascinated by the lifestyle, society and "erotic exuberance" of the Czech golden youth, yet feeling strong links with his family in his homeland. He falls in love with a married woman (Anna Geislerová), the wife of a police superintendent (Paolo Buglioni) and is insecure about his future.
A canoe trip down the river Kolpa becomes a journey of discovery for three female students.
Pam runs a successful interior design business, and shares her luxurious pad with her business partner Wendy. The sexually adventurous Wendy is carrying on an affair with Rob, their building contractor. Rob's wife decides to turn the tables by seducing the normally staid Pam, reminding her of their prepubescent experiments.
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