A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Isabel Sarli, Armando Bo, Alba Múgica
Written by:
Armando Bo
Directed by:
Armando Bo
Release Date:
October 10, 1969
Original Title:
Fuego
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
SIFA
Production Countries:
Argentina
Ratings / Certifications:
ES: 18
Runtime: 90
Laura is a young woman living in a mansion with her maid Andrea. She meets and falls in love with Carlos, a man of high society who sees in her a vivaciousness he so longs to have in his life. But little does he know what troubles lie in store for him. Laura suffers from a dangerous case of nymphomania, desiring any man she lays her eyes on.
Laura is a bisexual nymphomaniac who often carries on with her housekeeper Andrea. When Carlos sees her bathing nude one day, he falls in love with the vivacious vixen. She willingly gives in to his amorous advances, warning him she may never be able to be faithful to just one person. The two are married, but she continues to select a series of lovers to cure her insatiable desire for sex. The repair man is her first conquest, then she takes to the street for more willing lovers. They fly to see a New York psychiatrist to cure her affliction, but only advancing age may finally cure her need for physical love. She picks up more lovers on Broadway and considers suicide as the only way out in this exploitation feature punctuated by graphic nudity.
Assistant Camera:
Francisco Sposito
Assistant Director:
Francisco Sposito
Assistant Editor:
Arnold Negri
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Jorge Bruno
Camera Operator:
Francisco Mirada
Costumer:
Paco Jaumandreu
Director:
Armando Bó
Director of Photography:
Ricardo Younis
Editor:
Rosalino Caterbetti
Electrician:
Juan Bianquet
Makeup Artist:
Orlando Vilone
Negative Cutter:
Margarita Brondolo
Original Music Composer:
Armando Bó
Humberto Ubriaco
Producer:
Armando Bó
Production Assistant:
Steve Lozano
Production Manager:
Juan Pitrau
Writer:
Armando Bó
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