Body Parts

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Kitty C A fascinating exploration of the ways in which movies influence us. This film looks the dynamic between audience and subject, drawing on the images of Edweard Muybridge, the influence of the Hay's Code, and the sexual revolution. The cinematic representations of sex and sexuality are examined along with their influence on contemporary western gender roles around sexual engagement and expectations. So many interesting actors and directors (and others) share their experience dealing with on-set complexities, gendered writing, and the role of intimacy coordinators. This could have been a series, it covers so much. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 10/04/25 Full Review Darr W Framed as an unbiased examination of the nude Female form in cinema, Body Parts proves itself less a documentary than an indictment of the state of modern feminist dogma; confused, unwilling to accept, much less understand the laws of human attraction, inherently critical and petty. The entire film can be summarized in three sentences: "Pretty girls get the attention, homely girls get ignored; and it's not right", "Men want to see the nude Female form and that makes them evil" and finally "Since historically, nude scenes in cinematic history only focus on traditional Male/Female gender roles, those identifying outside those traditional gender roles feel under represented and marginalized". Body Parts is eighty-five minutes of naive feminist complaint, "It's not fair", all while knowing, but willfully ignoring the concept that sex sells. Always has, and as long as Men on this planet see Women as attractive; always will. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 08/04/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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