Four Times that Night

Four Times that Night is a 1971 Italian comedy film directed by Mario Bava. The movie tells the story of Anna (played by Daniela Giordano), a young and attractive girl who goes out for a night of fun with her boyfriend, Guido (played by Brett Halsey), and ends up having a series of confusing and bizarre sexual encounters with four different men.

The film opens with Anna and Guido getting ready to go out for the night. They leave their apartment and head to a local bar, where they meet a man who seems to have a strange obsession with Anna. Soon after, they head to a disco, where Anna is propositioned by another man who mistakes her for a prostitute.

Things take a turn for the worse when Guido disappears, and Anna is left alone and vulnerable. She is soon approached by a third man, who takes her to a secluded spot in a park and tries to force himself upon her. Eventually, Anna manages to escape and runs into a fourth man, who she invites back to her apartment for a nightcap.

Throughout the course of the film, the same scenes are replayed from different points of view, and each time the story changes slightly, revealing new information and different motives behind each character's actions. This experimental structure adds a unique and intriguing element to the film.

Overall, Four Times that Night is a quirky and entertaining film that blends elements of comedy, suspense, and eroticism. While it may not be for everyone, the film is a testament to Mario Bava's skill as a director and his ability to create memorable and unconventional cinema.