Quel gran pezzo dell'Ubalda tutta nuda e tutta calda (1972)

"Quel gran pezzo dell'Ubalda tutta nuda e tutta calda" (1972), directed by Mariano Laurenti, is an Italian erotic comedy from the "commedia sexy all'italiana" genre. The film features several scenes with nudity, characteristic of this style of cinema, which often blended humor with risqué elements. The plot revolves around a medieval setting where a knight, Olimpio (Pippo Franco), returns from war and becomes infatuated with Ubalda (Edwige Fenech), the beautiful wife of his neighbor, Mastro Oderisi (Umberto D'Orsi). Meanwhile, his own wife, Fiamma (Karin Schubert), is also a focal point of desire.
The nude scenes primarily involve Edwige Fenech and Karin Schubert, who were prominent figures in this genre. Fenech, playing Ubalda, appears in various states of undress, often in playful or suggestive contexts that drive the comedic narrative. These scenes typically showcase her in revealing costumes or partially nude, though the film avoids full frontal nudity, sticking to a more teasing, softcore approach common in Italian sex comedies of the era. Karin Schubert, as Fiamma, also features in similar scenes, emphasizing her sensuality within the story’s framework of infidelity and lustful pursuits. The nudity is integrated into the slapstick humor, such as moments involving chastity belts and failed seduction attempts, rather than being overtly explicit.