In the – Hideout in the Sun – which was produced in the year nineteen sixty, Doris Wishman and Larry Wolk are the directors responsible for its production. The set up is that of a crime, drama, and comic with some features of exploitation content. So, two brothers rob a bank and kidnap a girl. Whereupon they find out that she is a nudist and they compel her to take them to a nudist town, where which will be their hideout from the police.
The running time is of about 70 minutes and actors, Greg Conrad, Dolores Carlos, Earl Bauer, were featured in the film. Best described as crime-in-nature, this era’s sexploitation picture has a fusion of urban crime breaking the edge and rusticism of naturism.
