In 2008 , Hills ' self-penned song “ Qui a Su ” was chosen for Jean-François Richet ’s film “ Mesrine Part One : Killer Instinct ” with Vincent Cassel . At the close of her recording career , Hills returned to England and film , appearing in Michelangelo Antonioni 's first English language film '' Blowup '' ( 1966 ) , starring David Hemmings , with whom her character and that of Jane Birkin shared an energetic romp . '' Blowup '' won the Grand Prix at 1967 Cannes Film Festival . Next came a play by David Storey at The Royal Court Theatre , '' The Restoration of Arnold Middleton '' , director Robert Kidd , followed by the film version of John Osborne 's play '' Inadmissible Evidence '' ( 1968 ) , directed by Tony Page , in which she plays the part of Joy . Hills appears in writer James Salter ’s only film as a director , a mystery romance '' Three '' ( 1969 ) . Hills also starred as Alison in '' The Owl Service '' ( 1969 ) , a television adaptation of the Alan Garner novel . 1970 , Georges Franju chose her to play the part of Albine opposite Francis Huster in '' La Faute de l'abbé Mouret '' , adapted from a novel by Émile Zola . Other film appearances followed , including a cameo in Stanley Kubrick ’s '' A Clockwork Orange '' ( 1971 ) , in which Hills played one of two girls picked up in a record shop by Alex ( Malcolm McDowell ) . She replaced Marianne Faithfull in the 1972 horror '' Demons of the Mind '' for Hammer Film Productions
1967 Cannes Film Festival
1967 Cannes Film Festival
Gillian Hills