Fashion models and best friends Gloria (buxom blonde bombshell Tina Eklund) and Donna (stunning black transsexual Ajita Wilson) travel to Greece for a photo shoot. The two gals embark on a series of joyous carnal adventures that include picking up two hunky hitchhikers and helping troubled and repressed artist Maria (ravishing long-haired brunette beauty Jacqueline Marcant) overcome her sexual hang-ups so she can once again make love to her rich voyeur husband (dashing Herbert Hofer). Director Ilias Mylonakos, working from an eventful and episodic script by Vagelis Fournistakis, relates the slight, but entertaining story at a zippy pace, maintains a pleasant merry tone throughout, and, of course, delivers a copious amount of yummy female nudity (the guys likewise show their stuff for the ladies) and sizzling soft-core sex scenes. The charming and natural easy'n'breezy chemistry between Eklund and Wilson keeps the film bubbling along (and both ladies look fabulous in their birthday suits, too). Moreover, the blithely bawdy humor and infectiously good-natured sensibility prevent this movie from degenerating into gross and offensive sleaze. The bright cinematography by Petros Karavidoglou vividly captures the gorgeous sunniness of the striking exotic locations. Gerhard Heinz's frothy score does the bouncy trick. Good light-hearted fun.
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