Umberto Di Grazia

One of the great taboo-smashers of the late '60s, Nerosubianco (aka Black on White) will stun anyone expecting a standard softcore European sex flick. Brace yourself for a whirlwind trip with a married woman (Sanders) whose journey through the psychedelic Italian youth scene awakens her to the carnal offerings of an African-American man (Carter), all set to by a searing soundtrack by Freedom, a tripped-out group formed from the remnants of Procol Harum. Nearly plotless and often improvised. (silentmovietheatre.com)

Five episodes film based on 5 stories from Boccaccio's Decameron. (bfi)

A simpleton living in the quarter Trastevere in Rome, Meo Patacca becomes a hero of Christianity, because of the false rumours spread around by his wife Nuccia. (bfi)

Gonzales, a Spaniard living in Istanbul, reports the disappearance of La Rossa, a beautiful woman living with a mad painter, John Ward. Convinced that Ward has killed her, Gonzales sets out to trap him.