Unusual nude art and activities, such as photographing thousands of naked people in public, close-ups on breasts and genitalia, and other positive clothes-free emphasis.
"Excellent! Campy and coy, smirky and serious...with playful wit and unabashed explicitness." -- New York Times
"Cute, sweet... touching. Naked Boys Singing! delivers what it promises!" -- TV Guide
Every woman has a breast story. Breast size and shape can play a huge role in a woman's self-image. Women define their femininity or personal and sexual power through their breasts. When women tell their breast stories, they reclaim a subject that has for decades been expressed and defined by a male dominated advertising and mass media industry.
This film is a kaleidoscope of stories and images told by women, who range in age from 22 to 83, from diverse ethnic backgrounds. From a brilliant beginning with bare-breasted women dancing around a fire through stories of breast-feeding, and women discussing large and small breast issues, breast augmentation or reduction, self image, and breast cancer, the film is at best a revealing portrayal of how women view their breasts. In 2006 the film won a Bronze Telly and an Aurora Gold Award. Running time 77 minutes.
For at least 30,000 years, humans have represented the naked form in a variety of ways. From the ideal to the real, the Romantic to the Surrealist, there has been almost no end of works devoted to the unclothed human body. This series — presented by writer and broadcaster Tim Marlow — examines those artworks, the societies that produced them, and the artists who made them.
