Ophelia Lovibond is now somewhat of an expert on early 1970s feminist literature.
Niche? Perhaps. But it probably makes for safer conversation - especially in media interviews - than 70s porn - the other world explored heavily in her new Stan comedy Minx.
Lovibond stars as Joyce, a feminist with a long-time dream of starting a radical magazine titled The Matriarchy Awakens. After her vision is crushed, repeatedly, by old male execs ("Why is she so angry?" one asks), Joyce reluctantly joins forces with Doug (Jake Johnson), a publisher who specialises in adult magazines, to bring her vision to life... with a few compromises.
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"Don't get me wrong, it's good," Doug tells her. "You've just gotta hide the medicine. It's like when you give a pill to a dog, you dip it in peanut butter first."
What's her peanut butter? Well, quite simply: naked dudes.
From there, Joyce, Doug, and a very loveable supporting cast get to making the first women's erotic magazine.
It's not smooth sailing, obviously. There's a disgruntled politician and police raids to contend with, and Joyce is not always receptive to the amount of penis within the pages.