A day in the life of a female college, filled with the usual perversions that warm the hearts of the pupils, their parents and the school workers. Humorously erotic and full of good ideas, the movie is directed by Francis Leroi (who later went on to helm a "soft" Emanuelle series) with a kindly libertine mood that makes its vision really pleasurable. Leroi creates, with its bouncing editorial style, a complex picture that gives life-like reality to his brilliantly conceived screenplay; and with the help of a good cast, containing some truly beautiful porn actresses (Dominique Saint-Clair; Julia Perrin), he has made one of the most interesting porn movies coming from the famed French distribution label Alpha-France.
A marvelous performance by SERENA, who is more fascinating than ever. This bucolic delight exudes joie de vivre, moments of ecstasy, the altruistic pleasure including orgasm and the pleasure of having one. The hedonistic philosophy, which characterizes an era, drew a record number of nature lovers and pleasure seekers when it debuted in Paris on May 7, 1980 under the title Parties Carrees Campagnardes
Elisabeth Buré plays the lead, as a sexually unadventurous wife whose husband (Richard Lemieuvre), with help from others, sets her up for some extramarital sex thrills and converts her into a sex-hungry exhibitionist. Serena takes center stage at the first cocktail party by bonking Gabriel Pontello on a glass coffee table in front of the guests, but Elisabeth one ups her in the final scene.
