As Nature Intended

Synopsis

As Nature Intended, released internationally as Naked as Nature Intended in 1961, is a groundbreaking British naturist film directed by George Harrison Marks, starring Pamela Green. The film follows the story of four young British women who embark on a naturist camping trip in the countryside, exploring themes of liberation, body positivity, and the beauty of nature. With stunning landscapes as a backdrop, the characters experience a journey of self-discovery and inner peace, challenging societal norms and embracing their true selves in the process. As Nature Intended is a visually striking film that celebrates freedom, natural beauty, and the power of embracing one's authenticity.

Cast

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  Pamela Green

  Pamela

• Jackie Salt

  Jackie

• Petrina Forsyth

  Petrina

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  Bridget Leonard

  Bridget

• Angela Jones

  Angela

• Stuart Samuels

  Clerk / Pianist / Waiter / Fisherman / Boatman

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to As Nature Intended since its release. While some praised the film's bold approach to nudity and its celebration of body positivity, others found it lacking in depth and narrative. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 50% average rating based on 4 reviews, stating that the film offers a unique perspective on naturism but falls short in storytelling. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 4.2/10, with viewers expressing both admiration for its visuals and criticism for its lack of character development. Metacritic has not provided a score for the film. Some reviewers have appreciated the film's authentic portrayal of nature and the human form, while others have found it to be overly simplistic in its exploration of its themes.