The Glass Sphinx (1967)

"The Glass Sphinx" is one of those obscure genre pictures that lingers in the memory of classic film buffs, a moody drama draped in exotic intrigue. Anita Ekberg anchors the atmosphere with her presence alone, the kind of screen magnetism that made her a fixture of European cinema's golden era. The archive holds a single clip from the film, a scene where she bares all on screen with the same fearless confidence that defined her career. It's a brief but worthwhile addition for anyone tracing Ekberg's filmography scene by scene.