• Run time: 81 minutes
• Country of origin: Australia

Zurich Film Festival

December 31, 1970

Synopsis:

naked on the inside comes at a time when the Western world has never been more obsessed with body image. This unnerving feature-length documentary asks a simple, but audacious, question: Beyond our clothes and skin, who are we?

In Taiwan, a female Sunday school teacher lives a covert life as a man. On the streets of East LA, the gangland tattoos of a convicted killer brand him to his past, making him a target for rival gangs. In Queensland, Australia, a mother fights the breast cancer she believes she manifested by harboring a secret affair. In Marin County, USA, a supermodel struggles to maintain bodily perfection while in San Francisco, a 350-pound “fat activist” comes out…big, loud and proud. And, in the UK, a dancer with no legs falls head over heels in love for the very first time.
Superficially, they share nothing in common, but profound connections arise as each character creates an intimate series of clothed and naked portraits before the camera. Ultimately, naked on the inside is a meditation on the soul…bold, heartfelt, and quite unlike anything you’ve seen before.
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• Director:

  Kim Farrant

• Writer(s):

  Kim Farrant

• Executive Producer(s):

  Jack Lechner

• Producer(s):

  Ian Walker

• Director of Photography:

  Andrew Commis

• Film Website:

  www.nakedontheinside.com

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