As Libertinas

A group of women, fed up with their controlling husbands, decide to take matters into their own hands by embarking on a series of sexual escapades. They explore their desires and independence, challenging societal norms and the expectations placed upon them.

This film is a product of its time, often viewed as a provocative and sexually charged exploitation film from Argentina. While it aimed to push boundaries, its critical reception was often divided, with some acknowledging its daring themes and others dismissing it for its explicit content and B-movie production values.

• Praised for its bold exploration of female sexuality and rebellion against patriarchal constraints.

• Criticized for its often crude humor and exploitative nature, typical of 'sexploitation' cinema.

• Considered a cult film within its specific genre, offering a glimpse into a particular era of Argentinian cinema.

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Armando Bó was known for his controversial and sexually explicit films, often starring his long-time muse, Isabel Sarli, though she does not appear in this particular film.