Complex

Although only 25 minutes in length, this film is still cute and funny about the complexities of being a nudist in today's supposedly enlightened society.

The characters are representative of the modern young urban adults with their coming to grips with nudism, a lifestyle which at least in Australia is still very much the monopoly of the baby boomer generation, and the 'don't ask don't tell' secrecy which unfortunately still keeps nudism under wraps.

The acting is great and who knows if there could be a sequel to it in the future?

I bought the DVD and thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Congratulations to all involved. To be honest though, anyone expecting a film with the 'polish' of a Hollywood production will be disappointed, which is itself a refreshing change, and I don't believe any of the cast or crew need to clear room on their mantelpieces for a swathe of Oscars - at least not this year. Personally I'd like to see a longer version of the film (or a book of the story) as, to me, the 26 minutes or so just wasn't long enough for either sufficient character or story development. (Leaving the audience wanting more though is, I suppose, a good thing in the film industry). However I expect the duration was more a product of $$$ necessity than artistic or intellectual choice. For nudists, it's also a good laugh, effective message and great to see the nudist character portrayed as the more 'normal' (in that regard) of the pair compared to the hung-up textile one. I look forward to seeing more work from the cast & crew, hopefully in the near future.