Twelve Plus One

Year: 1969

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Nicolas Gessner

Comedy

Sharon Tate’s final film finally reaches audiences. Mario, a carefree philanderer, inherits thirteen rundown antique chairs and plans to sell them for cash. He soon discovers that one hides valuable documents, prompting an adventurous quest to reclaim the chair. Along the way he encounters a parade of odd characters, some eager to assist and others intent on swindling him.

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