The Key (1983)

REVIEW
Soft-core porn for viewers of intellectual pretensions, this Brass production features loads of nudity as well as the vigorous caressing of bare cheeks, sexy women in black lace and enough kinky sex to give justification to its "X" rating. Set in Venice in 1940, the film stars Finlay as a sexually obsessed aristocrat who chronicles his many exploits and voyeuristic excursions in a diary that is read ravenously by his equally active wife. Accompanied by a lively score by Ennio Morricone, this teasingly erotic tour through the boudoirs of the sexually adventurous is nothing if not tantalizing and just a little bit "dirty."