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Cabdriver Paul (Kent-Arne Dahlgren) is shagging three girls at the
moment, his girlfriend Mary-Anne (Solveig Andersson), his girlfriend's
sister Beryl (Gunilla Larsson), and nude model Eva (Christina Lindberg),
the girlfriend of his friend Peter (Leif Ahrle). Especially Eva is a bit
of a trouble child, she hardly ever has any money, eventually becomes a
nude model and later gets an assignement as a stripper at a company party.
She also locks her out one night, wearing nothing but a blanket, and when
she meets a kind elderly gentleman who offers her his guestroom to spend
the night, she doesn't know that he's also a sadist who eventually attacks
her with a whiplash. Somehow she makes a getaway and steals a fur coat
from the sadist house's in the process (after all, she had to wear
something). Soon, she finds herself followed, and Peter finds out why: the
furcoat Beryl has stolen is lined with bags of cocaine and worth a
fortune. At the company party she is supposed to strip she finds she is
already expected by the guy who owns the furcoat, but she makes a getaway,
and ultimately, she, Peter, Paul, Mary-Anne and Eva all move into a house
in the country to set up a trap for the guy who's after the furcoat, then
tie him into a blanket, drop him off somewhere in town next to his heap of
cocaine, then call the police and drive off ... What a silly
and at the same time boring movie! Basically, this film is based on a
script that seems to be absolutely directionless, that seems at times to
be a social drama, a comedy, a thriller, a softcore sex romp, but never
even attempts to be coherent in any way. worse is the plot itself that
seems to lead nowhere in particular for the longest time, then ends on a
rather random note. And as for the direction: It's bland for the most
part, but gets utterly confusing in the comedic finale, so much so that
one stops to care after some time. What remains is the film's main
selling point, the girls, and yeah, all three female leads are lovely and
get naked on various occasions. If that's enough for you, than this film
is for you, but still be warned, the film isn't even funny or endearing
from a nostalgic point of view ...
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