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| Overall Rating:   3.5 out of 5, including 1 review
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The highly acclaimed HBO film…America's In For A Nude Awakening.
Spencer Tunick asks America to pose nude.
In a five month journey photographing nudes in every state, the critically acclaimed film, Naked States, follows artist Spencer Tunick's quest to photograph nudes in public settings across the country.
Naked States is a visual American odyssey that brings us closer to the truth about our bodies and our freedom as related to the sensitive issues of censorship and nudity.
Bear witness to some of America's most fascinating subcultures, from the country's largest biker rally in Sturgis, South Dakota, to the Mojave Desert's eccentric Burningman festival, to a huge outdoor Phish concert -- here Tunick has no idea if he will get 10 people or 1,000 people to pose.
Along Tunick's journey hear the stories of the ordinary men and women who decide to pose nude in public. In Naked States, art, politics, body image, and American culture come together in some very unexpected ways.
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Features:
| Artist's Photographs and Biography
Filmmaker Biography
Additional Short Film
Interactive Menus
Scene Selection
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| | Standard 1.33:1 Color | | Audio: (more info) | ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Stereo
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| Studio: New Video DVD
Production Year: 2000
Release Date: 10/8/2002
Length: 80 mins
Rating: R
| Packaging: Keep Case
Number of Discs: 1
Disc: SS-SL
Item Code: NVG9491
UPC Code: 767685949139
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Overall Rating: 3.5 out of 5, including 1 review
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Fascinating stuff - 3.5 out of 5 (10/23/2002)
One of the oddest documentaries I have ever watched on HBO was the one
entitled NAKED STATES.
And if you ask why I did watch it on HBO, then I simply have to ask you to
look at the title again and read it.
But what I found wasn't a perverted story of a photographer looking to fill
his own little private scrapbook.
Instead, I found a surprisingly interesting documentary about a struggling
artist with a strong belief in his work and the trials he went through to
get his own show o
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