Vixen! 1968

Vixen is a wild and adventurous nymphomaniac who is married to a bush pilot operating a fishing lodge in the breathtaking wilderness of British Columbia. While her husband, Tom, is away on a trip, Vixen spends her time exploring the woods with a charming Canadian Mountie. Upon returning to the lodge, she draws attention from her motorcyclist brother, Jud, and makes cutting remarks about his friend Niles, a draft dodger from the United States.

The drama intensifies when Tom arrives with a young married couple, Dave and Janet King. Vixen, ever the seductress, quickly seizes the opportunity to flirt with Dave during a fishing trip, while Janet attempts to spark romance with Tom, although her efforts go unnoticed. The following day, Vixen suggests a “change of pace” and invites Janet to join her in bed. Their intimate moment is hilariously interrupted when Dave appears, but instead of causing a scene, he seamlessly takes over where Vixen left off.

After the couple departs, Vixen resumes her routine with Tom until his work once again pulls him away. In a daring twist, she finds herself cornering her brother in the shower, completely oblivious to Niles, who is watching through a window. With growing confidence, Jud encourages Niles to pursue Vixen, leading to a heated moment that nearly turns into a disaster. Fortunately, Tom’s unanticipated return saves Vixen from danger just in the nick of time.

Bringing with him a bearded Irishman named O’Banion, who has employed Tom for a flight to San Francisco, the situation becomes more precarious. However, O’Banion has sinister motives; he is a Communist plotting to hijack the plane to Cuba. Spotting an ally in the impressionable Niles, he seeks to recruit him aboard. Once they are airborne, Vixen finds herself in a fierce argument with Niles, ultimately persuading him to help thwart O’Banion’s nefarious plans. When the plane finally lands in the United States, O’Banion is apprehended by authorities, and Niles decides to stay behind, feeling that this decision is “the lesser of two evils.”