Orgia

The film presents a fragment of an abandoned work about St. Teresa of Avila, showcasing a wild orgy that symbolizes modern society's excesses. Willard Maas plays the devil amidst the chaotic scenes, which are accompanied by the distinctive baroque-jazz music of Tiji Ito. The film’s visual style includes a rapid, bird-like camera movement that captures the frenzy of the orgy, along with a surreal appearance of Andy Warhol's Jackie Kennedy.

In the opening scene, the director hands out masks to the actors, creating a connection to the psychedelic themes of the era. The original script even incorporated the use of LSD, hinting at the film's experimental nature. Orgia stands out for its provocative imagery and avant-garde approach, making it a significant piece within the realm of 1960s underground cinema.