Armando Bó, born in Argentina, was a pivotal figure in the sexploitation genre during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He directed, wrote, and starred in Embrujada (1969), showcasing his unique vision and collaboration with Isabel Sarli, his muse and partner. Bó also contributed to Fuego (1969) as both a writer and director, further cementing his influence in Argentine cinema. His work, particularly in The Virgin Goddess (1974), reflects the bold narratives and aesthetics that defined the era, making his films essential viewing for enthusiasts of cult cinema.
The Virgin Goddess
Reworking of H. Ridder Haggard's SHE with softcore sex star Sarli as the white "goddess" who lives among the tribes of South Africa and can enjoy eternal life as long as she remains a virgin. Enter adventurer Bo and the trouble begins.
