The new associations of the 1960s ushered in sex ’n’ shag science fiction in the form of Roger Vadim’s Barbarella.

The opening sequence, credited to Arcady, features an unrestrained intergalactic planetary aviatrix – Jane Fonda – peeling off her space suit in the kind of weightlessness that has the viewer seeing past the errant reflection. Text spills from the head, chaotically at first, then coalesces in credit, and finally plays the coy cover up.