
Noted adult and exploitation cinema filmmaker Roberta Findlay was born Roberta Hershkowitz in 1943 in New York City. The youngest in a family of three children, Roberta grew up in a tenement apartment in the Bronx. Findlay's Hungarian immigrant parents wanted her to be a pianist. Roberta met her husband Michael Findlay while a student at the City College of New York after she volunteered to be the accompanying pianist for a silent movie program that Michael was running on campus. Roberta married Michael at age eighteen. The couple collaborated on several sleazy and sadistic exploitation features together in the 1960's which include the notoriously nasty "Flesh" trilogy. After parting ways with Michael in the early 1970's, Roberta went on to direct a handful of explicit hardcore movies for producer and distributor Allan Shackleton. Moreover, Findlay also worked on various films as an editor, composer, producer, and cinematographer. Roberta ended her directing career toiling away on low-budget horror and grindhouse fare throughout the mid to late 1980's. In addition, Findlay and her late partner Walter E. Sear founded the recording studio Sear Sound in New York City.
- IMDb mini biography by: woodyanders

Snuff
1976 · as Carmela (voice) (archive footage) (uncredited)

Janie
1970 · as Roberta

The Ultimate Degenerate
1969 · as Girl on Ferris Wheel / Voices (uncredited)

Satan's Bed
1965 · as Woman Tied to Pool Table

Body of a Female
1964 · as Cindy (as Anna Riva)

The Curse of Her Flesh
1968 · as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited)

The Kiss of Her Flesh
1968 · as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

A Thousand Pleasures
1968 · as Mrs. Davis / Voices

The Touch of Her Flesh
1967 · as Claudia Jennings (voice) / Credits Girl / Dream Girl (uncredited)

Take Me Naked
1966 · as Elaine

Lusting Hours
1967 · as Prostitute / Street Girl / Call Girl / Voices (as Anna Riva)

The Slaughter
1971 · as Carmela (voice)

Anyone But My Husband
1975 · as Bonnie's Mother (voice) (uncredited)

The Widespread Scandals of Lydia Lace
1983

The New York City Woman
1977 · as Woman in Kitchen

Sweet, Sweet Freedom
1976 · as Hospital Dietician

The Altar of Lust
1971 · as Viveca Hansen (voice) (uncredited)

Bacchanale
1970 · as 1st Mourner