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Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze

Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze

Apr 20, 1984 · 12m

Rated 8 out of 10

Director

Helke Misselwitz

Overview

Photographer Gundula Schulze wrote her graduate thesis on "nude photography of women in East Germany". It's a subject she continues to pursue in her photography. She considers the stereotype of superficial nude photography anachronistic, and talks vividly about being at pains to develop a relationship of trust with the women she photographs. Schulze wants to show what makes up the "whole woman", living up to her position in East Germany. Scenes of women in the professional world have been edited into the film.

Cast of Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze

About Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze

What is Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze about?

Photographer Gundula Schulze wrote her graduate thesis on "nude photography of women in East Germany". It's a subject she continues to pursue in her photography. She considers the stereotype of superficial nude photography anachronistic, and talks vividly about being at pains to develop a relationship of trust with the women she photographs. Schulze wants to show what makes up the "whole woman"…

When was Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze released?

Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze was released on April 20, 1984.

Where can I watch Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze?

Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze is streaming on DocAlliance Films in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on DocAlliance Films. Availability data from JustWatch.

How long is Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze?

Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze runs 12 minutes.

Who directed Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze?

Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze was directed by Helke Misselwitz.

Who is in the cast of Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze?

The cast of Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze includes Gundula Schulze Eldowy (Herself).

Is Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze on Netflix?

No, Nude Portraits – Gundula Schulze is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on DocAlliance Films instead.