Francesca Nunzi might not be a household name for mainstream audiences, but her contributions to Italian genre cinema—particularly in the late 20th and early 21st centuries—have earned her a dedicated following among physical media enthusiasts. Often featured in works that embrace the provocative and stylish, Nunzi carved out a niche in films that later became cult classics. Her presence frequently elevated these productions, making them highly sought after by collectors pursuing the more daring and distinctive corners of European film. For collectors, Nunzi’s roles are often tied to specific, and sometimes hard-to-find, home video releases. Her performance in Tinto Brass’s *Cheeky* (2000), for example, stands out as a prime example of her work in films that push boundaries and became iconic for their provocative nature. Such films, even if initially niche, become valuable treasures on DVD and Blu-ray, not just for their artistic merit but for their cultural significance and the challenge many faced in securing uncut or properly transferred editions. Her filmography represents a distinct era and style of filmmaking that resonates deeply with those who appreciate the preservation and experience of physical media.