Eros brings a middle-aged art critic into it all, who sees nothing in Pollock's imitation of art, but pays self-proclaimed genius Archibaldo to do away with his blonde floozy Luisa. He readily joins the spadeafora movement. Hedwig gets a little jealous, but now not much, as she's too busy trying to influence a slapstick-prone Oliver Hardy impersonator at production organization Santa Luisa (who only takes pictures with a bulky early version of the polaroid camera ). You in no way know what to expect from this ride anyway. Her character is called Gioia in Italy, Hong Kong in Germany. There m... Show more