The story, innocent country girl, Inga (Christina Lindberg), turns out to be not so innocent after all. Unfortunately, I’m younger than the intended 1971 audience for this borefest. However, I was surprised when the Cannon Pictures logo appeared. Although I believe they were only a distributor in certain regions for this release, unlike their cheesy but fun output from the 1980s, none of the kinetic thrills are present here. The music in “Made In” consists of dated pop that’s as dull now as it probably was back then. The actors try, but there is nothing here other than a naked Lindberg mouthing empty words. Another issue is Impulse Picture’s VHS tape-like DVD transfer, which makes the film look even older and blurrier and magnifies the common side effects of cheap PAL to NTSC dubs.
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