Filmmaker Caroline Catz has wrapped production on "Art Sex Music", a documentary about British artist and musician Cosey Fanni Tutti, based on Tutti's bestselling memoir of the same name. Produced by Andy Starke, the film explores Tutti's evolution from a working-class upbringing in Hull into one of Britain's most influential and controversial cultural figures, whose 1976 "Prostitution" exhibition at London's ICA saw her branded a "wrecker of civilisation" in Parliament.

The documentary is built from Tutti's personal archive of diaries, costumes, photographs and correspondence, creating an immersive environment through which she reflects on her life, including her time with COUM Transmissions and Throbbing Gristle and her collaborations with Chris Carter. It marks the second feature collaboration between Catz, Starke and Tutti under their Anti-Worlds banner, following Catz's 2020 BBC documentary on Delia Derbyshire; Catz, also known for ITV's "Doc Martin", said the film frames Tutti's use of eroticism as an artistic and political force rather than mere provocation.