Fanny Hill

Fanny Hill tells the story of a young woman who, after losing her parents, seeks her place in the chaotic world of 18th-century London. She becomes a chambermaid in a brothel, where she encounters a variety of characters and experiences that highlight the era's social dynamics. The film is based on the novel by John Cleland and explores themes of illegal prostitution and the lives of women during this time.

As a psychotronic film, Fanny Hill offers a unique blend of comedy and historical context, appealing to those interested in unconventional narratives. The runtime is 105 minutes, making it a feature-length exploration of its provocative themes. Its tagline, "They said it could not be filmed!", hints at the controversial nature of the material, which may intrigue collectors looking for bold cinematic choices from the era.

This film is available on blu-ray, making it accessible to collectors who appreciate both the comedy and historical genres. With its distinct style and subject matter, Fanny Hill stands out in Russ Meyer's filmography, reflecting his penchant for audacious storytelling and visual flair.