The story follows (played by Claudia Koll), a young woman who is happily married to her husband, Paolo (Paolo Lanza). Despite her love for him, Diana possesses an insatiable curiosity for erotic adventure.
The phrase "Todas lo hacen" has become a colloquial tag for his work because it strips away the moral pretense. Tinto Brass suggests that underneath the veils of society, everyone is driven by the same primal urges. He didn't direct adult movies; he directed movies about adults—specifically, adults who learn that pleasure is the most important truth in life.
Rather than keeping her escapades a secret, she shares the details with Paolo, believing these stories act as a "fuel" for their own sexual relationship. The tension of the film shifts when Paolo discovers that one of her stories is not a mere fantasy but a real encounter, leading to a temporary separation that forces both characters to confront the nature of monogamy and betrayal.
"Todas lo hacen": Exploring Tinto Brass' Erotic Masterpiece The Italian film (originally titled Così fan tutte ), released in 1992, stands as one of the most defining works in the career of director Tinto Brass . Often referred to by its English title, All Ladies Do It , the film is a vibrant exploration of female desire, marital infidelity, and the boundaries of sexual fantasy. Plot Overview and Themes
