Der Mann mit dem goldenen Pinsel

This sex comedy is probably now most interesting for it featuring an early prominent role for the delectable cult actress Edwige Fenech. Nd for the benefit of film academics, it should be pointed out that she does spend a fair amount of screen time in a state of undress. The other main angle that this one has is that it is set in the counterculture, with hippies around every corner. The story - such as it is - has a struggling artist winding up being the focus of an art exhibition, after some clueless social elites mindlessly purchase one of his throwaway efforts, thinking it is high art.

This one doesn't quite qualify as an example of commedia sexy all'italiana, as despite being co-financed by Italians, it seems to be primarily a West German production. All that being said, it does display some of the usual facets of these films, with its abundant semi-nudity and low-brow humour. Its not that great as a film per se, with unfunny humour throughout, but it is worth a watch at least if you are partial to a dive into counterculture waters and enjoy a bit of Edwige (who doesn't?).