7 ragazze di classe (1979)

"7 ragazze di classe" (1979), also known as "Seven Dangerous Women" or "Siete chicas peligrosas," is a Spanish-Italian comedy film directed by Pedro Lazaga.

Plot:

The film revolves around seven female friends who decide to play an erotic game, seducing aristocrats and middle-class men to gain power or wealth. It's a comedic take on the heist genre, where the protagonists use their charm and seduction skills as their primary tools.

Direction and Style:

Pedro Lazaga brings a light-hearted, comedic approach to the narrative, typical of his work. The movie blends elements of the sex comedy with a heist film, which was a popular formula during the 1970s in Italy and Spain.

The film's style is playful, with humor often derived from the characters' schemes and the reactions of the men they target. The direction focuses more on the comedic and erotic aspects rather than on developing a complex plot.

Performances:

The cast includes notable actresses like Janet Agren, Nadiuska, and Rossana Podestà, who are central to the film's appeal. Their performances are centered around the comedic timing and the portrayal of cunning yet playful characters.

Enzo Cerusico adds to the humor as one of the male characters often outwitted by the women. The ensemble cast manages to bring life to what could have been a one-dimensional script.