This film sets out its raison d'être as an investigation into English girls who live abroad. Asking:- why they left, how their lifestyles changed, how they adapt and what they do now. There are four subjects featured as they are interviewed "in depth" about these things. The film is a strange mixture of travelogue and sex film, as each girl (in voiceover) is interviewed by the narrator as we see her out and about doing her job as she describes the location and what she's doing and then the narrator starts asking her about her sex life. The actual pictures don't have any dialogue and it is all told and explained in voiceover - which may or may not be in all/any cases the same actress seen on screen. The third story's voiceover for instance sounds suspiciously like Barbara Windsor or Wendy Richard.

The area of the world chosen is South East Asia. First we go to Bangkok where Nancy Westover works for the embassy as a press attaché showing visiting dignitaries around. On this occasion she is showing a young Italian minister around town - including a massage parlour and finally gets friendly with him herself in the back of a limousine.

Next we visit Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia and see Dr Brenda Watson as she works as a childcare specialist touring the small villages looking after the locals and working at the main hospital where she and her boyfriend Tom work. She and Tom also take some time out to do some skinny dipping in a nearby lake. And she does some more skinny dipping alone later when she is being spied upon by a local.

After that is Bali where Cathy Scott is staying while working as a travel writer writing articles on the local amenities and tourist attractions for home consumption. Then in Sydney, Australia is Kate Adams, a physical education teacher who has a romantic dream about being chased by through the sand dunes on a horse by three ruffians in dragsters and then being saved by a stranger.
Comment: It is beautifully filmed like a documentary with lots of nice scenery. The ratio of travelogue to sex/story is about 55%/45% in favour of the travelogue.
Starring: Brenda Holder (as Nancy Westover), Angela Unwin (as Dr Brenda Watson), and two unknown actresses (as Cathy Scott and Kate Adams)

NOTES:

This is a film that does not appear on IMDB (last checked December 2005) and the film itself has no cast list. It just credits the producer/director. The only reference found to this film has been in a reference book "The British Film Catalogue" where it lists just two of the cast members including their character names which tally with those used in the film. The film has an on-screen copyright date of 1975 and was made by Border Films.