On the early morning of August 9th, 1969, during a quiet night with friends, four of Charles Manson's family minions crawled into her house at Ceilo Drive and systematically murdered the occupants: Sharon, Jay Sebring, coffee Heiress Abigail "Gibby" Folger, Gibby's boyfriend Woijech (Voytek) Frykowski and Steven Parents, a visitor of the caretaker, William Garretson. This film was to be Sharon Tate's last screen appearance. On the way they meet many strange people who would like to help or to swindle them. So then he begins an adventurous trip with Pat (Sharon Tate) to regain possession of the chair. Afterwards he discovers that one of them contains a large sum of money hidden beneath the cushion of one of the chairs. Mario (Vittorio Gassman), a young philanderer, receives 13 antique chairs in poor condition by inheritance and decides to sell them off to get some money.
The beautiful and lusty Sharon Tate heads an all-star cast in her last film role. Joe D'Amato died from heart failure at his villa in Rome on January 23rd, 1999. Erotic drama from the Italian king of sexploitation, Joe D'Amato.
Unknown to Michael, the beautiful vision, Sarah (Jessica Moore), is a writer who's about to finish her book "Sarah And Her One Hundred Men." Michael has just become her one hundredth conquest.
He stares in disbelief as she demands that he make love to her right there, right now driven by lust Michael can only obey, as they both become locked in a devouring passion totally oblivious to the people flowing around them. Afraid to turn away, Michael becomes intoxicated by the vision as she slowly unbuttons her coat to reveal that underneath she is totally naked. While traveling to work, Michael's gaze is met by a vision of beauty and her stare penetrates him. Within eleven days Michael (Joshua McDonald) is due to marry Helen his fiancé, but a chance meeting with a total stranger threatens to destroy all his plans. 11 Days 11 Nights: Fantasy Becomes Reality (1987)Īka's: Eleven Days Eleven Nights/Undici Giorni, Undici Notti
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