The main feature is 'Secrets of a Windmill Girl'. It's a 60's docu drama look into being a Windmill Girl at the London Windmill Theatre coinciding with when the theatre closed for good. Sadly looking at the content of their musical reviews in the mid 60's it really had become a bit tired compared to its prime in the 30's and 40s. Sadly it does only focus on the 60s era.
The bonus film on this dvd is 'Naked As Nature Intended'. Not an excuse for an entire film to have naked female actresses? Or just an advert to show the healthy naturist lifestyle? Well it's not overly 'adult' in content by todays standards. It's a kind of staged documentary affair of several female friends experiencing a day on the English coast minus bathing costumes. Yes, we would all love to be free of clothes but there are quite a few reasons why outdoor naturism has never become popular in England. The main one being the weather. So this remains a historical fantasy where the experience of being free of clothes in the sun can only ever be a dream. I think I would quite like to see a non-sleazy modern remake of this film, but the 60s version is a bit forgettable...