This Marc Dorcel feature presents a colorful, buoyant day at the funfair for Silvia Saint and Bruno SX (with full head of hair), having escapist and sexual adventures. It's extremely lightweight, with rather crude English dubbing (as "Gigi's Party") to Americanize the product. More recent Dorcel fans will likely appreciate the absence of condoms 25 years+ ago.
Very simple structure has Bruno struck by Silvia's beauty and chatting her up, having fun with her at a target shooting stand at the amusement park, but getting lost from her when he goes to fetch cotton candy. For the rest of the movie, they have separate sexual trysts with various folk.
Much of the action makes no sense but is still pleasurable to watch. Roberto Malone plays a carnival barker, who enlists Silvia as a volunteer stripper when his pro strippers walk out on him. Later on he gets to have sex with a beautiful blonde Caroline Cage while she's blindfolded, with big-dicked Ian Scott joining them for a threesome surrounded by merry-go-round wooden horses.
Silvia has sex backstage with hustler Marc Barrow, who pretends to be a big-deal club owner, and later she's chatted up by Marc Dorcel himself, doing a cameo as another hustler (with a British accent for some reason) trying to sign her to a contract. She eventually flees from a stalker/pervert (Ken Furio) and hides in Dino the Great's trailer, where Dino Toscani finds her asleep and they make love, of course. Not to be outdone, Bruno is seduced by sexy redhead fortune teller Maeva Excel.
Other extraneous sex scenes are included, best of which is Bruno doing the touristy favor to photograph Dolly Golden and future superstar Ovidie (at the beginning of her career) on Dolly's request: she wants to make a sex tape for her groom to watch, and Bruno gets a 3-way with the beauties in the bargain.
Cute ending at daybreak with Bruno and Silvia alone in the carnival caps off an enjoyable example of well-made, hedonistic porn.
