Miranda Blu-ray Review | Shameless Films | Cult Films | 1985 | Tinto Brass @manvfilm
Miranda Blu-ray Review | Shameless Films | Cult Films | 1985 | Tinto Brass  @manvfilm
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
n this video, I take a look at Miranda (1985), now released on Blu-ray by Shameless Films in a brand new uncut Director’s Edit.

Directed by Tinto Brass and starring Serena Grandi, Miranda is a defining example of Italian erotic cinema of the 1980s, blending sensuality with playful storytelling and strong visual style.

Set in post-war Italy, the film follows a widowed innkeeper who embraces her independence, engaging in relationships with various men while maintaining control over her own desires. Inspired by Carlo Goldoni’s La Locandiera, the film mixes comedy, romance, and eroticism into something uniquely “Brass.”

This release presents the film uncut and newly restored in Full HD, offering what is widely considered the definitive version of one of Brass’s most celebrated works.

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🎬 About the Film

Miranda is often considered one of Tinto Brass’s most iconic films, showcasing his signature mix of style, sensuality, and character-driven storytelling.

The film explores:

🔹 Female autonomy and desire
🔹 Power dynamics in relationships
🔹 Post-war Italian society
🔹 Erotic cinema as visual art
🔹 Playful, character-led storytelling

Rather than pure exploitation, the film leans into a celebration of freedom and personality, making it one of the more accessible entries in Brass’s filmography.

💿 About the Blu-ray Release

This Shameless / Cult Films Blu-ray includes:

🔹 Complete Director’s Cut presented uncut
🔹 New HD restoration from restored materials
🔹 Multiple audio options (English, Italian, Spanish)
🔹 Newly improved English subtitles
🔹 Interview with Tinto Brass
🔹 Theatrical trailer

This marks the film’s first major HD presentation in the UK, making it a key release for fans of European cult cinema.

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