It is another product of the industry's Dream Machine Movies, aimed at the deprived, indigent and needy who find they can peep better in the dark than in sunlight.

An exciting example of the new morality in cinema terms, intelligently and colorfully acted by a quartet of attractive players.

One has the suspicion that they have nothing better to do. Be that as it may, the sexual games they play make a very funny film.

Paul Mazursky’s 1969 comedy speaks to its moment, when normies everywhere were wondering how they could partake in the pleasures of the counterculture, but Mazursky has his eye on something more universal.