Quel movimento che mi piace tanto (1975)

In the arch satire Quel movimento che mi piace tanto (1975), a hotshot lawyer decides to throw himself into a political election and discovers that his skeletons won’t stay hidden in the closet. Carlos Giuffrè plays Fabrizio, an aspiring candidate who decides to spruce up his image by cutting ties with his stable of lusty lovers. The plan backfires, however, providing director Franco Rossetti with plenty of comic fodder. Martine Brochard and Cinzia Monreale number among Fabrizio’s mistresses, and both women burn up the screen in scintillating sex scenes that boast a gauzy '70s glow.