Autobiography Of A Flea - DVD

Mitchell Brothers (1976) - Directed by Sharon McNight

A Victorian tale of love and lust as told by a tiny voyeur. Adapted from an erotic novel written anonymously and published in London in 1901, the 35mm film received rave reviews for artistic content and passion.

It also bears the distinction of being the first X-rated film to be directed by a woman!

The tale is of a beautiful young girl named Belle, her own curiosity, and the people who take advantage of her innocence. The story is also a piece of anti-church propaganda, portraying members of the priesthood as immoral, manipulative and hypocritical.

Jean Jennings who plays Belle is very beautiful. Her pubescent body easily allows her to convincingly play the 14-year old Belle. Belle's Aunt is played by the amazing Annette Haven who has an encounter with Father Clement (John Holmes) when he sneaks in on her at night. Then Belle's young friend Julia also becomes part of the orgiastic plot and wicked ruses.

The film gathers momentum in a frenzy of incest and treachery which will keep you completely mesmerized in its erotic twists and turns. This is one of the most erotically loaded films you are ever likely to see. The sexual tension does not let up for one minute. Absolute full marks!

Includes: Excellent cinematography, really gripping story, well played and sexed, implied sodomy, forced sex, incest, almost continuous sex.