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6.5 / 10(2 votes)IMDb19721h 17mUnited States of America

The Healers

“Are You Ready To Let This Doctor And His Nurse To Give You The Ultimate Therapy!”

Synopsis

Dr. Darby and his nurse use Orgasmic Free Flow at their clinic. This bold method of unorthodox treatment cures people through the clinical application of sexual intercourse.

Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

March 15, 1974

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Financials & Box Office Performance

Released

Production Budget

$5K

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

Pending

Total global ticket sales

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Eduardo Cemano
Screenplay & Story
Eduardo Cemano
Original Title
The Healers
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 17m
Production Budget
$5K
Production Studios
Karmetic Productions

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Eduardo Cemano

Screenplay & Story

Eduardo Cemano

Film Editing

Peter Polymenakos

Producers

Kenneth Schwartz, Alvin Bojar

Department Leadership Roster

Peter Polymenakos

Editor

Kenneth Schwartz

Producer

Eduardo Cemano

Director

Eduardo Cemano

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Healers.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Healers

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Healers about?

Dr. Darby and his nurse use Orgasmic Free Flow at their clinic. This bold method of unorthodox treatment cures people through the clinical application of sexual intercourse.

Who directed The Healers?

The Healers was directed by Eduardo Cemano.

Who stars in The Healers?

The principal cast of The Healers includes Ultramax, Eberhard Ellis, Margo Sanger, Rudi Pagliacci, Arlana Blue.

When was The Healers released and how long is it?

The Healers was released in 1972 with a total runtime of 1h 17m.