Naked England

Synopsis

Naked England (Inghilterra Nuda) takes us on a journey through the complex social and moral fabric of England in the late 1960s. The film follows the story of a young teacher, played by Edmund Purdom, who becomes embroiled in the politics and lifestyle of the swinging London scene. As he navigates the challenges of love, work, and identity, he is forced to confront the clash between traditional values and the emerging cultural revolution. Through a blend of drama and social commentary, Naked England explores themes of freedom, sexuality, and rebellion against the backdrop of a changing society.

Cast

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  Edmund Purdom

  Narrator (English version)

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  Giuseppe Rinaldi

  Narrator (voice)

Reviews

Naked England has divided critics with its bold approach to exploring societal norms and values of the era. Some critics praised the film for its compelling portrayal of the turbulent times in England, commending the performances and the reflection of the mood of the late 1960s. The film's striking visuals and Edmund Purdom's nuanced performance were particularly lauded by certain reviewers. On the contrary, some critics found the film to be overly melodramatic and lacking depth in its character development. Despite the mixed reviews, Naked England has sparked discussions about the themes it presents, earning both praise and scrutiny. Rotten Tomatoes users rated the film at 54%, while IMDb rated it at 5.6/10, showcasing the polarizing nature of the movie.