“Iván & Hadoum”, interview with director Ian De La Rosa
"Iván & Hadoum", Ian De La Rosa’s debut feature, is the winner of the Teddy Award at the 76th Berlinale.
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"Truly Naked", interview with director Muriel d’Ansembourg and actors Caolán O'Gorman and Safiya Benaddi Cristiana Palmieri
Presented at the 76th Berlinale, “Truly Naked” by director Muriel d’Ansembourg offers a provocative look into the complexities of sexuality and emotional intimacy. The film’s title reflects its unfiltered approach to these sensitive themes, immersing viewers in the intimate world of a teenage protagonist navigating a challenging environment. This compelling story pushes boundaries, revealing both the vulnerabilities and resilience of its characters.
“Truly Naked” distinguishes itself through its fearless portrayal of taboo subjects often avoided on screen. By focusing on a young protagonist influenced by his exposure to the family production of adult entertainment content, the movie challenges conventional narratives about adolescence and sexuality. Director Muriel d’Ansembourg‘s work is known for exploring uncomfortable truths in surprising settings, and “Truly Naked” continues this tradition with sensitivity and depth. Its honest depiction invites viewers to confront their perceptions and prejudices surrounding intimacy and growth.
In bringing “Truly Naked” to life, careful preparation was essential to handle its sensitive content with care. The cast engaged in extensive discussions about boundaries, working with intimacy coordinators to ensure comfort and consent during filming. Director Muriel d’Ansembourg emphasized the importance of creating a safe environment, allowing performances to feel genuine without crossing ethical lines. This dedication to authenticity is evident in the compelling performances, particularly in how the characters’ internal struggles are portrayed, supporting the film’s powerful message about real emotional connection.
Throughout “Truly Naked“, the journey of discovering genuine intimacy is portrayed with honesty and nuance. The film’s ability to depict the intricacies of adolescence and personal boundaries makes it a significant contribution to contemporary cinema, opening up conversations about the importance of empathy and understanding in human relationships.
Alec, a soft-spoken, introverted teenager, has always viewed life through the lens of his father’s small-time pornography business where their home doubles as a set. Since his mother’s death, Alec has been drawn deeper into the family business and he now films and edits the content that his rough and ready father, Dylan, produces and stars in. As an ageing performer, Dylan is struggling to keep things afloat and relies on girls such as Lizzie, a free-spirited adult entertainer who has become something like an older sister to Alec. As financial pressures mount, Dylan’s swagger begins to unravel, exposing Alec to the growing chaos around him. When the father and son relocate from London to a sleepy seaside town, Alec hopes for a fresh start and tries to make new friends without revealing his unconventional life. Events take a turn when he meets classmate Nina, a fiercely independent and feminist young woman whose world view could not be further from the one that Alec grew up with. As their bond deepens, Nina invites Alec into a realm of intimacy and vulnerability that cannot be captured on camera and challenges him to explore what it means to be truly seen.
Written by: Cristiana Palmieri
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Berlinale"Iván & Hadoum", Ian De La Rosa’s debut feature, is the winner of the Teddy Award at the 76th Berlinale.
"Truly Naked" presents a raw and emotionally charged exploration of complex family dynamics and authentic intimacy, emerging as a bold and boundary-pushing work of contemporary cinema.
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