Where to watch The Forbidden (1966)

Story

This 1966 documentary takes viewers on a global journey through unconventional subjects and countercultural scenes of the era. The film presents glimpses of underground nightlife, youth movements challenging social norms, and various performance acts from different countries. Through these varied vignettes, it captures moments that were considered taboo or shocking during that period, offering a window into alternative lifestyles and social rebellion across the world.

Why watch

• A rare documentary snapshot of 1960s counterculture and underground scenes worldwide
• Directed by Lee Frost and Benjamin Andrews, capturing candid moments from that era
• 66-minute exploration of social movements and alternative communities from multiple continents

Good for: Viewers interested in documentary filmmaking and 1960s social history; not suitable for family viewing due to mature content.