Free the Nipple

Synopsis

Free the Nipple, directed by Lina Esco and released in 2014, is a comedy-drama film that follows a group of young women in New York City who become vocal advocates for the 'Free the Nipple' campaign, which aims to promote gender equality and challenge societal norms surrounding female nudity. As they navigate through legal battles and public scrutiny, the women's movement gains momentum, sparking debates about censorship, feminism, and individual freedoms. Focused on empowerment and activism, the film delves into complex issues with humor and passion, shedding light on the importance of self-expression and solidarity in the fight for equality.

Cast

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  Lina Esco

  With

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  Lola Kirke

  Liv

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  Casey LaBow

  Cali

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  Monique Coleman

  Roz

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  Griffin Newman

  Orson

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  Zach Grenier

  Jim Black

Reviews

Free the Nipple received mixed reviews from critics. While some applauded its bold portrayal of feminist activism and the importance of challenging taboos, others criticized its execution and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 18%, with critics pointing out its uneven pacing and tonal inconsistencies. IMDb users rated it 4.0/10, citing its strong message but weak storytelling. Metacritic rated it 33/100, noting its potential to spark important conversations but ultimately falling short in its delivery. Despite the divisive opinions, Free the Nipple continues to be a conversation starter and a symbol of defiance against societal restrictions.

See also

Deadpool

Joker

Titanic

Inside Out