This production, which reflects the most colorful and exuberant period of the Italian popular cinema of the 1970s, allows us to watch Edwige Fenech, the indispensable star of the period, playing a character that is both attractive and cunning, outside the usual stereotypes. Directed by Nando Cicero, the film stands out as one of the typical examples of the "sex comedy" genre, which is a slightly freer, slightly more shameless extension of the Italian commedia all'italiana tradition. The story begins by centering on the rigid and ridiculous world of military bureaucracy. Institutional elements such as examination, reports, uniforms and officer hierarchy become the basic material that feeds the comedy of the film. The character created by Fenech falls right in the middle of this order and turns the world of the men around him upside down. The presence of strong character actors of the period such as Renzo Montagnani and Alvaro Vitali strengthens the comedy rhythm of the film; With the contribution of names like Leo Gullotta, the stage energy never decreases. The tone of the film makes no pretense of earnest criticism; On the contrary, it promises its audience a light and carefree entertainment. The beach scenes, the military mayhem, and the alternation of humorous situations reflect the distinctive joyful anarchy of 1970s Italian cinema. It remains an intriguing example for enthusiasts of the genre as it documents the period and once again showcases Fenech's undeniable charisma.