Naked Children Fool Around

There is nothing wrong with children’s nudity. But, hypocrite standards of modern arts and humanities generally discourage visual nakedness of minors in movies and media alike. Hopefully, there are numerous examples of such natural beauty in artworks of the past.  Let’s review some cinematographic children, who show off their pristine nudity.

A French-Japanese adult movie In the Realm of the Senses, 1976, contains a scene, where a fully-dressed young woman plays around with a naked boy and a nude little girl. A Soviet-Polish fantasy film Mister Blot’s Academy, 1983, has a scene, where playful naked children take a makeshift shower together. A Kazakh drama movie The Story of a Young Accordionist, 1994, contains a scene, where a mother lovingly breastfeeds her school-boy son, telling him in Kazakh: Now, wait a minute! Oh, my soul, my foal! My gold, my sun! Now, stop it! Are you not ashamed? An auntie is looking at you! Then, the mother addresses the old woman, who collects cow dung: Eh, Auntie Macintosh! This is a byproduct of our cow. The old woman replies astonishingly: What an intelligent cow you own, who is capable to mark her dung! Where can we find such cow? In her turn, the mother whispers to her son: Look, she picks up all cow dung of ours. The discouraged old woman gloomily asks the younger mother: Is this your cow dung too? The young lady responds accordingly: Yes, of course!

To my mind, the Asian film makers used the playful children’s scenes in order to achieve both critical and commercial success. Because, a considerable number of Western critics and producers alike prefer controversial movies, especially when the feature films in question being released by coloured folks. As for the joint Soviet-Polish production, its innocent nudity of boys doesn’t seem to convey some hidden message.

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