In 1976, Richard Franklin directed a provocative and irreverent softcore sex comedy under the pseudonym "Jurgen Noetafreud," a professor of the psyche of human sexuality. This Australian film, simply titled Fantasm, presents 10 short segments from the professor's case studies on female sexual fantasies, blending humor and edginess as it delves into themes such as lesbianism, fruit fetishism, and transvestism. Filmed in Los Angeles with American porn stars, the film was a commercial success, running for eight months at the box office and leading to a sequel, despite being banned in several countries due to its content.