This hilarious parody of “Cinderella” stands as one of the most fascinating, audacious, and complex pieces of exploitation cinema from the 1970s. Beyond Disney's saccharine narrative, this film embraces its “adult” rating with visual ingenuity and kitsch opulence that defies the conventions of the erotic (musical) genre.

“Cinderella” is notable

Jay is a frustrated musician who has abandoned his family and lives in a run-down apartment in the heart of London, where he now works as a bartender. Every Wednesday afternoon, he receives a visit from a stranger named Claire, with whom he has intense, almost mechanical, sex, barely exchanging a word. This routine of absolute anonymity is interrup