Autobiography of a Flea
1976, dir. Sharon McNight
"This little Flea didn't miss a trick... an neither will you! From the 19th Century classic banned novel of Lust and Lechery!"
Teenage Belle (Jean Jennings) lives in the bucolic French countryside, living a mostly pious life—until the learned Father Ambrose (Paul Thomas) catches her engaged in a most indecent act. Promising to spare her scandal if she gives herself fully to service the needs of the church, Belle is soon indoctrinated to the carnal habits of the priesthood as Ambrose, along with Fathers Clement (John Holmes) and Superior (Ken Scudder), instruct her in the art of giving pleasure. But when Belle’s lecherous uncle, M. Verbouc (John Leslie), learns of the whole affair, he too begins to desire his niece’s sweet flesh…
Adapted from Stanislas de Rhodes's notorious Victorian-era erotic novel of the same name, Sharon McKnight's Autobiography of a Flea is an effortlessly witty and lavishly produced classic of classy, ribald erotica.
New 4K restoration by the Mitchell Brothers Film Group.