Naked States

Year: 2000

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: English

Director: Arlene Nelson

Documentary

A humorous, provocative look at Spencer Tunick’s nationwide project, in which he traveled all 50 states asking everyday Americans—of every race, shape and size—to strip and pose for his large‑scale installations. The film shows participants are not paid models and uses their nudity to examine U.S. attitudes toward nakedness, sexuality and body image.

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