The Sensuous Nurse

Leonida, an aging winery owner in Italy, is involved in a clandestine affair at his villa when he suffers a heart attack and falls into a coma. His health crisis forces his heirs to converge on the estate and contend with the future of the business. The event sets off a power struggle among the relatives.

Gustavo, Italia, Benito, Jole, and Adone arrive to stay at the estate while Leonida remains comatose. Tensions flare as each heir resents the patriarch and eyes the prized winery. The shared crisis creates a tense, crowded backdrop for the coming scheming.

Benito schemes to sell the winery to American interests and moves to secure control while Leonida remains alive but unable to veto the deal. He reassures the American investor Mr. Kitch that Leonida will die soon, enabling the sale to proceed later. The plan relies on exploiting the patriarch's fragile health.

Benito hires Anna, a seductive Swiss nurse, to tend to Leonida with the aim of triggering a second heart attack. Gustavo, Italia, and Jole participate in the conspiracy, while Benito continues his liaisons with Anna and Jole. The nurse's presence adds a dangerous, intimate layer to the plot around the comatose patriarch.

Leonida regains consciousness and Benito pushes Anna to be more intimate to provoke another episode. Anna remains professional and rebuffs the late stage advances, signaling a shift toward recovery. The patient begins to recover as trust fractures among the conspirators.

Adone, Jole's son, harbors a crush on Anna and secretly eavesdrops on conversations about killing Leonida. He grows angry as he realizes the scheme, setting the stage for his involvement. The witnessing moment reveals the depth of the plan against Leonida.

Seeking to uncover more, Anna seduces Adone, playing on his feelings and his access to the family. He yields to the temptation, though the act clarifies that her plan to kill Leonida remains a rumor rather than a reality. The incident further destabilizes the household.

Mr. Kitch loses patience and tells Benito the deal is off, pulling the rug from under the conspirators. Benito is forced to confront that the sale hinges on Leonida's death, a risk now unlikely to materialize. The threat of losing the inheritance re-ignites tension.

Anna and Adone work together to reveal the heirs' deadly scheme to Leonida. Leonida responds by expelling the relatives from the villa, restoring order and ending the conspiracy for the time being. The clash between the conspirators and the patriarch reaches its peak.

Leonida and Anna declare their love, marry, and leave for their honeymoon. The power balance shifts again as the couple begins a new life away from the villa's scheming. The estate's future remains uncertain, but personal loyalties have changed.

During the first night of the honeymoon, Anna tells Leonida that he still needs time to recover. He cannot resist her allure, and they consummate the marriage anyway. The night is charged with desire and unspoken consequences.

In the final moment of passion, Leonida suffers a fatal heart attack. He dies with a sense of no regrets about his life, love, and the battles over his estate. Anna and the aftermath of their romance leave the family to pick up the pieces.