A young country girl (Deborah Caprioglio) comes to town and takes a job in a brothel in order to help her fiancé get the money to start his own business. In her new found work of pleasure, the innocent girl’s life slowly turns into sleaze and degradation and she becomes a professional prostitute named Paprika, a nickname given to her by the madam of the establishment. Tinto Brass’ personal and faithful adaptation of John Cleland’s Fanny Hill, is a sexy comedy from the 90s, made at the height of his erotic career.
