Short Film Review: The Naked Woman: On Secret Doubt And Painful

The thesis of Allie Avital’s The Naked Woman is perhaps that regret is corrosive. The 16-minute film opens on a momentous intersection of two people unknown to each other. One’s actions (or lack thereof) begin to haunt him, almost as an act of penance. Does it make a difference?  A cello plays in the background, […]
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Short Film Review: The Naked Woman: On Secret Doubt And Painful