Enzo Viena Movies

This comedy concerns the attempts of four different young men who try to lose their virginity. Part one finds a father taking his son to a topless bar to teach him the facts of life. After several drinks, the boy manages to pick up a willing blonde female, but his father's search for sex is thwarted by a marriage-minded female. The second part finds two young virginal teens agreeing to have sex for the first time, but their mutual respect and nervousness prevents them from completing the act. The boy is later initiated by an older woman who owns a car dealership. Part three finds an overweight, self-conscious teenager asking for his friend's help. Invited to a costume party, the boy is fellated by another boy who removes his mask after he is done. The recipient of the sex act is horrified and runs away. The last part finds a perfectly normal man ostracized because he is a virgin. Sent to a psychiatric clinic, he is found to be mentally and physically fit. He picks up a local hooker to change his status and promptly gets venereal disease. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

A unique cross-section of patients fall for a man posing as a psychiatrist who offers them group therapy. A young bachelor falls for a nymphet. Another girl loses her virginity accidentally on the seat of a bicycle. A man tries to overcome the onslaught of verbal abuse and degradation from his overbearing wife. A party scene makes use of dreams and flashbacks to illustrate the erotic daydreams of the party-goers in this comedic fantasy. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

Maria (Evangeline Salazar) is a wife who is frustrated with her husband Alberto's (Rodolpho Beban) constant lack of money in this distaff melodrama taken from the 1930 play by Armando Mook. While living in a tiny apartment, the couple tries to make ends meet during a time of rampant economic inflation. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

This satire scathingly examines the delicate balance of power between the sexes. Life in a brothel becomes chaotic after a client falls in love with a prostitute. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

In a fast-paced, partly comedic story set in the second two decades of the 20th century, three unlikely friends find fame and fortune together. The three grow up in the same neighborhood and although they are widely different in their economic and social backgrounds, each loves music. One is the son of a well-known, sophisticated politician, another is the son of the maid who does the laundry at the politician's home, and the third is poor and has an alcoholic father. Coming together just at the time that the tango emerges on the musical scene, the three friends decide to set up a band. Given their talent and rapport and the serendipity of the new tango sound, the band looks like it has a good chance of making it big and changing their lives. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi