Jeanetta Cochrane

Jeanetta Cochrane features sequences shot in London, reflecting the vibrant atmosphere of the 1960s. It includes glimpses of singer and model Nico, along with footage from the psychedelic underground nightclub UFO. The film's structure is enhanced by on-screen text and a voice providing a critique, adding layers to its experimental narrative.

The soundtrack features music from Pink Floyd, specifically the track "Interstellar Overdrive," recorded by the band before signing with EMI. This version is noted for being more exciting and beat-driven compared to their later recording. The film does not have a direct connection to the Cochrane Theatre, although the venue hosted the Spontaneous Festival of Underground Films in 1966, highlighting its place in the underground film movement of the time.