Sugar Baby

Director Berardo Carboni said that when he cast Matilda de Angelis, she refused to do the nude scenes at first because they made her uncomfortable. Actress Donatella Finocchiaro suggested he talk to de Angelis' American acting coach, Doris Hicks, about changing her mind. So Carboni traveled to Milan to meet her and de Angelis. When he arrived at Hicks' house, he looked in the window and saw de Angelis dancing in her underwear. He rang the bell and Hicks invited him in, where she explained she was working with de Angelis to overcome her nervousness about performing nude. After continuing to dance in her bra and panties while Carboni watched, Hicks encouraged her to take the next step and remove them. But de Angelis was nervous, so Hicks said she would get naked too. Then she told Carboni he would have to do the same. He agreed and they all ended up dancing naked together. After that, he said de Angelis had no problem with being nude in the movie. In fact, she went on to appear nude in several films after that.

Matilde is embarrassed during a webcam session, but she turns off only the computer monitor. The webcam would, of course, still be broadcasting her nude body.

Then she goes over to a small mirror on the wall, to look at herself as she cries, but from the angle it's obvious she is looking at the reflection of the camera, and not her own reflection.