Complex
The cultural adaptability of two heterosexual men sharing an apartment. However, one of them happens to be a nudist.
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Cast & Crew
Dan Monty
Lachlan James
Tim Crowe
Travis Birch
Kat Campbell
Caitlyn Becker
Georgina Neville
Debra Hamilton
Rob Seltzer
Albert Hirsch
Editing
Davo Hardy
Editor
Crew
Bebi Zekirovski
Cinematography
Writing
Davo Hardy
Writer
Directing
Davo Hardy
Director
Sound
Daniel Truong
Music
Production
Davo Hardy
Producer
Fun Facts of Movie
- This film explores the stigmas and social complexities of the socially-nude lifestyle when it meets with the conservative normality of the everyday person.
- Here’s a blogpost written by Michael Conolly who was an extra on the film:
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