I really enjoyed this lighthearted, offbeat movie starring Marlon Brando and Ewa Aulin - along with an all-star cast. This film was directed by Marlon's friend, Christian Marquand, the man after whom Marlon reportedly named his first son, Christian Brando. Ewa Aulin plays her part as a naive young woman searching for her personal "truth" in life. Marlon Brando, donning a black wig and heavy make-up, plays a guru who "helps" the character played by Aulin to dispose of her "material corruptions," namely her clothes. He is "helping" her to find "that place which we call the center of all breath." She asks, "My lungs?" And, he answers that it is "more complicated than that." He then searches over her body for her "center of all breath" and locates it in a surprising, or maybe not so surprising, place on her body.This is just one part of the film during which I found myself laughing out loud. Marlon played his role with great humor and lightheartedness. He did not take himself too seriously in this role and it made for terrific entertainment. I do not think there is another actor that could have pulled this role off as beautifully as Marlon did. I truly enjoyed this film.