Movies
What's happened to nakedness?
This short film looks at the way we see our bodies in modern society and what that means for us as individuals and as a collective. Set against the current socio-political climate, one male and two female naturists discuss an alternative to the often objectified and sexualised body we’ve come to accept as the norm, and how it feels to step beyond this boundary into a new understanding and way of behaving.
Directed by Natasha Coleman and Stephen Noble.
Filmed by Stephen Noble
Edited by Stephen Noble & Natasha Coleman
Nudist Beach 2011 short film produced by "Flock Of Condors" and written and directed by Stephen Trumble. Starring Alan DeVally and Frances Millar. Chosen for the Official Selection of the Seattle International Film Festival 2012, Chicago's "Indie Boots" festival, and the American Online Film Awards spring showcase.
The French movie (English captioned) which runs just over 30 minutes is not a naturist film. The majority of it is set in a nudist camp and people of various of ages are depicted in a nonsexual nudist settings. The story centers around the main character's (Louise) encounter with some young adults camping at the nudist site. In the space of the half hour time the shows us Louise discovery of the joy of non sexual nudity and the joy of sex.
A Buenos Aires cleaning woman enters the strange world of upper-class nudism, in this wry, deadpan satire from Austro-Argentine writer-director Lukas Valenta Rinner.
