These tales, along with the others that comprise "The Ribald Tales of Canterbury," offer a glimpse into the complexities and contradictions of human nature. Through their stories, Chaucer and the 1985 adaptors invite readers to laugh, reflect, and confront the realities of life.
The off-screen talent was just as noteworthy. The film was written by Hyapatia Lee herself, based, of course, on the stories of Geoffrey Chaucer. At a time when Hollywood still enforced a glass ceiling, the adult industry was offering women like Lee the opportunity to take creative control, a fact that adds another layer of historical significance to the production. The Ribald Tales Of Canterbury -1985- -Classic-