Director David Palmer followed photographer Greg Friedler on his latest book about naked people in Las Vegas. While Friedler's books may not be every body's cup of tea, Palmer makes a revealing film about human nudity without being sexual or exploitative. The film starts as Friedler wants to make a fourth Naked book and sets finding people willing to expose themselves. The people are the real attraction of the film and their reasons which ranges from sheer exhibitionists to reclusive personalities who have to be persuaded to make the book as colorful as the infamous city. While the book and film reveal the nudity, it also reveals a different side of Las Vegas. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Stripped
Director David Palmer followed photographer Greg Friedler on his latest book about naked people in Las Vegas. While Friedler's books may not be every body's cup of tea, Palmer makes a revealing film about human nudity without being sexual or exploitative. The film starts as Friedler wants to make a fourth Naked book and sets finding people willing to expose themselves. The people are the real attraction of the film and their reasons which ranges from sheer exhibitionists to reclusive personalities who have to be persuaded to make the book as colorful as the infamous city. While the book and film reveal the nudity, it also reveals a different side of Las Vegas. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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