Fabienne Fabre, an actress active in the late 1960s, appears in the cult classic Listen, Let's Make Love (1968) as well as the iconic sci-fi film Barbarella (1968). Her performances in these films highlight the provocative and experimental spirit of the era, contributing to the exploration of sexuality and fantasy in cinema. Fabre's roles reflect the playful yet audacious tone of the time, making her a noteworthy figure in the landscape of cult and exploitation films.
Listen, Let's Make Love
Lallo di San Marciano moves from Naples to Milan after the death of his father Bebe. Because the father did not own anything, except a series of elegant dresses, Lallo is welcomed into the home of his uncle Carlo. Lallo begins attending the wealthy friends of his aunt, with whom he starts a series of sexual relations in order to be kept.
