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Naked, 1993

Naked

English

UK

Rating:7.9
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Profile of Naked

The mood of Naked is disturbing, clever, and gloomy. The plot centers around psychological motives, themes of life is a bitch, and society. It features dark humor. Naked is a drama movie. Stylistically, it features realism. In approach, it is serious and realistic. The pacing of Naked is slow. The setting is London. It happens in the 1990s. Note that Naked includes mild violent content, drugs/alcohol, and profanity.

Summary of Naked

A cynical and pessimistic Manchester drifter, Johnny (David Thewlis), arrives in London, afflicting his ex-girlfriend and her flatmate with an unsolicited visit. When he isn't having rough sex with the roommate or pestering the night watchman at a sterile, modern office complex, he berates his ex for her bourgeois urban tendencies. Leigh's portrait of a deteriorating world at the end of the twentieth century is an intense drama, which packs an even greater punch due to Thewlis's stunning performance as the bitter Johnny.

Details

Language: English
Country: UK
Release date: October 1993
Runtime: 131 min
Awards: Cannes

Awards

David Thewlis for Best Actor at the 1993 Cannes
Mike Leigh for Best Director at the 1993 Cannes

Cast and Crew

David Thewlis as Johnny in Naked
David Thewlis

as Johnny

Lesley Sharp as Louise Clancy in Naked
Lesley Sharp

as Louise Clancy

Photos

Naked (1993)
Naked (1993)

Clips

Naked
Naked: Official Trailer

Users Reviews

Mike Leigh is intelligent and has done some really good things, even this in a way. But I just didn't like it, I finally concluded. Yep, you got my number: for me, it is indeed too dark, sad, pathetic and filled with people...
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