At the end of World War II, shallow, self-centered Mara is the prettiest girl in her small Italian village; Bebo is a Communist partisan who is finding it difficult to adjust to the dull banalities of life in peacetime. When Mara’s father, a passionate Communist, declares that his daughter will marry the returning hero, her reactions range from joy to bitter resentment.

When women were called Madonna is a film of 1972 directed by Aldo Grimaldi . The film is one of the first Italian erotic comedies in which a licentious bursting Edwige Fenech struggles with the nagging demands of three suitors.

Five youngsters spend their time spreading rumours in a little village.

Aunt Barbara is hosting her young teen nephew Marco who has come to spend time at his uncle Mario's mansion in the Italian countryside away from his overly strict and puritanical mother. Unfortunately, or fortunately for Marco, his uncle has to go to New York on a business trip. Marco is left in the care of his slutty aunt. It does not take long for him to lust after his seductive aunt who plays a hard-to-get game with him. Then there is also the lusty nymph maid, Alice who is more than willing to explore with Marco the sensual pleasures of the flesh. However, the lustful Marco begins to fall in love with his aunt who gives in to him during one of the sex parties she has in the house. Soon aunt and nephew become passionate lovers.

A priest investigates paranormal activity at a nuns' convent where a deep, dark secret is about to resurface in the guise of murder! Could the devil be behind this, or is that just what Mother Superior wants everyone to believe?

The innocent love of two young students is hindered by their families. The two meet in a squalid apartment where they will perhaps decide their future. At the exit, however, are arrested for a kiss exchanged on the road.

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