Le Calde Notti Di Don Giovanni 1971 another nice one for Edwidge Fenech

The fame acquired by the irresistible seducer Don Juan Tenorio noble Sevillian raises concerns and reactions from the most influential Spanish families, who are able to obtain their exile in the East. Here Don Giovanni fastens friendly relations with Selim, Sultan of the Berbers, who reveals that, in a closed inaccessible castle of Morocco, lives a beautiful princess, Aisha, the daughter of Omar, head of the tribes of the Rif irredentist Excited by the difficulty of 'enterprise and by the magnificent beauty of the princess, Don Giovanni leaves for the castle and manages to seduce the attractive castle, but then falling prisoner of Omar, which would force him to marry his daughter. Emasculation sentenced for his refusal, Don Giovanni is saved by the Queen of Cyprus.

Soon thereafter, however, the unscrupulous seducer is forced to a hasty escape to avoid the marriage with his savior..in another words Don Giovanni is driven out from Seville for having dishonored his wife and daughter of a local nobleman. The leopard can not change its spots: first seduces a nun, then a Berber princess.i think Delightful film Boccaccio mold setting in the east with a plot that does not get bored and two splendid Bouchet and Fenech.Peccato that the director has not pushed the film on a eroticism a little 'more' pushed.