Con la zia non è peccato

Good movie, very 70s, you can not expect much from a film like this,, Sirpa Lane is an actress of erotic films, a nice body but nothing exceptional savant to a pornographic actress from the body disappears, but the '70s were characterized a small breasts and a simple eroticism. Not demand a lot from these films are light years away from the movies today, the world has changed incredibly. The plot is simple and the actors not extraordinary. And the brunette actress has a single body, has one breast slightly bigger. Be satisfied. Papaya also is not great but at least these films have a certain charm ... Download them again but then again who knows what you pretend not to them.

Giuseppe Pulieri's Con la zia non è peccato (1980) unfolds in a sun-drenched Sicilian village, where stifling tradition clashes with the stirrings of carnal liberation. The film centers on Marcello, a brooding teenage boy, and his widowed mother, whose repressed household is disrupted by the arrival of his free-spirited aunt, Antonia (played by Antonella Antinori). What begins as familial friction gradually spirals into a provocative exploration of desire, power, and hypocrisy.

Pulieri's direction oscillates between arthouse sensuality and blunt eroticism, using the lush Sicilian landscape as a vivid counterpoint to the characters' inner turmoil. Antinori's performance as the uninhibited Antonia anchors the film; her magnetic presence is both unsettling and captivating.

While the narrative's daring premise challenges societal norms, its impact is undermined by uneven pacing and a tonal tug-of-war between comedy and drama. The cinematography lingers on intimate moments with a voyeuristic gaze, yet the script struggles to reconcile its subversive intentions with underdeveloped characters.

Despite its flaws, Con la zia non è peccato remains a curious artifact of 1980s European adult cinema-unapologetically bold, yet ultimately inconsistent.

As you may expect this flick exist in multiple variants and all of them ex-VHS with lousy colors. Plot kinda simple, music simple and main chick simple too--good looking and available, of course she is good looking and available in some 50 others hers performances to make sure you enjoy your imagination. The point is x-rated version is not pretending to be great movie but considering another millions of x-rated trash it will keep you busy glued to screen instead of rioting and/or complaining.