The Nude Restaurant

Year: 1967

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Andy Warhol

Comedy

Viva commands the screen with a presence not seen since Garbo. In a New York City restaurant, all male patrons are nude except for modest G‑strings. They are served by a single female waitress, herself in a G‑string, and a male waiter similarly attired. The stark, absurd setting underscores the film’s provocative humor.

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