 Given that the genre was the product of the sixties and seventies, with an occasional contemporary example like the recent "Sacred Flesh" (1999), there has been little further resort to possible historical source material, like Aelred of Hexham (1110–1167) and his account of the Nun of Watton, for example.Another example might be the life of sister Benedetta Carlini, a 17th-century Italian lesbian nun.Twenty years ago, Graciela Daichman collected stories about aberrant medieval religious women, but since that time, there has been few other serious historical attempt to explore what factual basis might exist for the literary depictions that often served as the basis for nunsploitation cinema.