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Gegè Bellavita is a 1978 Italian commedia all'italiana film directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile.

Plot

Naples. Gennarino Amato, husband of the beautiful Agata (from whom she has had 9 children) is chronically tired and with every excuse avoids being hired in the various places where his wife tries hard to get him inserted. Gennaro, however, has male skills generously provided to him by mother nature and thanks to which he is very well liked by the women of the palace who with every excuse attract him to their apartments to seduce him.

Agata discovers the situation and, since this is the only activity that her husband seems to like to do, resigned she organizes paid meetings herself without Gennaro's knowledge.

With the proceeds produced by the unsuspecting husband, Gennaro and Agata's apartment improves visibly and, suspicious, Gennaro finds the book where Agata notes the appointments.

Offended Gennaro flees from Duke Attanasi (who desires him more than his roommates) but the relationship that is unnatural for Gennaro soon brings him back into the arms of Agata.

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