Vivre Nu. A La Recherche Du Paradis Perdu 1993 New!
Released on May 26, 1993, the film is also known internationally as . It was produced by Warner Music France and later saw several re-releases, including a significant 2005 DVD edition that often included the companion piece Retour aux sources . Director: Robert Salis Release Date: May 1993 Genre: Documentary Runtime: Approximately 104 minutes Core Themes: Searching for the "Lost Paradise"
: The "Paradis Perdu" (Paradise Lost) in the title refers to a psychological and physical return to nature. The participants discuss how shedding their clothes helps them shed social complexes and achieve a sense of "wellness and vitality".
The “naturists” we meet are not exhibitionists or libertines. They are, in Carré’s framing, quiet revolutionaries. As one elderly man in the film puts it: “When I take off my trousers, I also take off my rank. Try to be a general when you have nothing on but a sunburn.”
Le film s'inscrit dans une démarche de questionnement sur les normes sociales et les tabous liés au corps. À travers les portraits de personnages qui assument leur nudité au quotidien, "Vivre Nu" interroge le public sur la perception de la pudeur, du sexe et de la liberté. Les personnages du film, variés et issus de différents milieux, offrent une palette de récits et d'émotions qui permettent de comprendre les multiples facettes de la nudité volontaire.
Because the question it asked in 1993 is more urgent now than ever.
Released on May 26, 1993, the film is also known internationally as . It was produced by Warner Music France and later saw several re-releases, including a significant 2005 DVD edition that often included the companion piece Retour aux sources . Director: Robert Salis Release Date: May 1993 Genre: Documentary Runtime: Approximately 104 minutes Core Themes: Searching for the "Lost Paradise"
: The "Paradis Perdu" (Paradise Lost) in the title refers to a psychological and physical return to nature. The participants discuss how shedding their clothes helps them shed social complexes and achieve a sense of "wellness and vitality".
The “naturists” we meet are not exhibitionists or libertines. They are, in Carré’s framing, quiet revolutionaries. As one elderly man in the film puts it: “When I take off my trousers, I also take off my rank. Try to be a general when you have nothing on but a sunburn.”
Le film s'inscrit dans une démarche de questionnement sur les normes sociales et les tabous liés au corps. À travers les portraits de personnages qui assument leur nudité au quotidien, "Vivre Nu" interroge le public sur la perception de la pudeur, du sexe et de la liberté. Les personnages du film, variés et issus de différents milieux, offrent une palette de récits et d'émotions qui permettent de comprendre les multiples facettes de la nudité volontaire.
Because the question it asked in 1993 is more urgent now than ever.
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