A film in 5 segments. The first is about a trafficker who takes a German tourist to an illegal sex market in a working-class neighborhood. The second involves an elderly man courting a young adult film star. The third, a thief seduces a man's wife. The fourth involves an Italian immigrant in Germany who is fired and subsequently offered work as a porn actor. Finally the last segment involves a baron who convinces his wife into a swinging.
Giovanni Narzisi
Director
Gianfranco D'Angelo
finto turista tedesco
Vittorio Caprioli
don Carmine
Brigitte Petronio
Carmelina, prostituta napoletana minorenne
Mauro Vestri
travestito
Gino Bramieri
comm. ing. Bislecchi/prof. Otto Himmel
Gloria Guida
Gigia
Aldo Maccione
Amilcare
Luciano Salce
col. Guido Fiasconi
Dayle Haddon
avvocatessa
Orazio Orlando
Gennarino
Stefania Casini
Anna
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