In Nicholson Baker's book 'Vox' (later made even more famous because Ms. Lewinski gave it to Clinton as a gift) he describes US adult movies as a mix of 'bourgeois L.A. interiors' 'L.A. fireplaces reflecting off of L.A. wineglasses' and 'Ron Jeremy'. This has none of those, being filmed on location in Madagascar. It kind of seems like a Duran Duran video but without music and lots more sex. The plot - such as it is - starts with Indiana Joan and her parents in a yacht skippered by Captain Jim. There is a break for a sex scene between a tribal couple on shore whose only dialog consists of saying things like 'Mama-Jamma!' and who have bone jewelry. They look like they are straight out of an old Tarzan movie, but that's probably the point. Back to Indiana Joan and her family - the yacht breaks down and instead of doing the sensible thing which would be to throw the anchor and wait for help, they get into a small inflatable boat and row towards shore. The next scene is the only thing that does not fit logically into the narrative, unless it's intended as a fantasy which isn't made clear. We suddenly see Indiana Joan in the little boat by her self and what follows is the infamous 'oar scene'. Where are her parents and Captain Jim? Right after this bit, we see them all in the boat again reaching the shore. They are spotted by the natives and there are a couple of chase scenes. Indiana Joan's father gets killed with a spear (apparently no one wanted to see him in a sex scene) and her mother gets captured and is made to entertain the natives. Captain Jim and Indiana Joan avoid capture for a while but eventually decide they cannot abandon her mother and go and find her. Everyone gets on great by the end quite a twist considering that her father had been killed a few hours before. The final scene shows all the cast in a nude conga line dancing their way out of the natives' hut presumably to have more fun outside. Most adult movies are quite forgettable this one is not because of the location. It's not like they filmed it in California and tried to make it look tropical there is no doubt that it is tropical and that makes it look authentic. The acting was above par for this sort of thing particularly the people playing Indiana Joan and Captain Jim and the filming was quite good. There was no sequel, and that's a pity because I would have liked to have seen more of Indiana Joan's adventures.