Any creator of intriguing erotic art knows that taboos are made to be toyed with, and the erotically intriguing Stay as You Are (1978) toys with one of the all-time deepest taboos. All-time great Italian leading man Marcello Mastroianni is haunted and queerly excited by a nagging familiarity he detects in the aura and love-making of his newest flame, a nubile, world-class beauty played by nubile, world-class beauty Nastassja Kinski. It is just possible that Nastassja is the daughter of the long-gone love of Marcello’s life. Possible perhaps, but is direct consanguinity actually probable? And is a man of a certain age and sophistication guilty of anything more than a connoisseur’s appreciation for fine female flesh if he were to sleep with his exquisite and delightful daughter, given the fact that he could not be one-hundred-percent certain that she bears that relationship to him? These are the questions Marcello must ask himself. Put yourself in his place (in bed with the nubile Nastassja Kinski) before you judge him for the answers he chooses.

Fast Forward to: (1:23) Gird your loins for five minutes of intermittent, glorious, gluteus-maximizing nudity from nymph for the ages Nastassja Kinski. Prepare to indulge the temptation to taste tuft, tush and titties.

Skinfo: Italian director/provocateur Alberto Lattuada continued his exploration of inter-familial sexuality beyond the themes of Stay as You Are. Lattuada's La Cicala (1983) celebrates mother and daughter heroines who compete for the affections of the same suitor.