Don Tarquinio, the parish priest of a small town, is granted the rare privilege of celebrating Mass in the local dialect, catching the attention of a Roman aristocrat. The woman decides to exploit the priest’s naivety to cover up some of her shady real estate schemes. Things get complicated, however, when the priest, unaware of the deception, decides to found his own political party to challenge the powers that be.
At the 50-minute mark, Laura Troschel is sitting next to a man’s bed. One of her breasts slips out of the cleavage of her dress, and he gets up from the bed, embarrassed. At the 62-minute mark, the actress takes off her jacket and is left wearing a sheer white shirt with nothing underneath. A man throws her onto the bed and kisses her, then gets up and leaves the room. At the 78-minute mark, a priest approaches Laura Troschel, who is topless and sunbathing in the garden by the pool. The two talk for a while, then are interrupted by photographers and journalists who burst into the garden and start taking pictures. Laura gets up and runs away.
At the 50-minute mark, Laura Troschel is sitting next to a man’s bed. One of her breasts slips out of the cleavage of her dress, and he gets up from the bed, embarrassed. At the 62-minute mark, the actress takes off her jacket and is left wearing a sheer white shirt with nothing underneath. A man throws her onto the bed and kisses her, then gets up and leaves the room. At the 78-minute mark, a priest approaches Laura Troschel, who is topless and sunbathing in the garden by the pool. The two talk for a while, then are interrupted by photographers and journalists who burst into the garden and start taking pictures. Laura gets up and runs away.
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