VEJO TUDO NU

Cinemavixion Review

A provocative anthology film from 1969, 'Vejo Tudo Nu' (literally 'I See Everything Naked') delves into the darker, more eccentric corners of human behavior through seven distinct episodes inspired by Boccaccio's tales. Directed by the renowned Dino Risi, the film features performances from Nino Manfredi and Sylva Koscina, alongside Véronique Vendell. The narrative tapestry weaves together disparate stories, including a dramatic hospital rescue, a bizarre trial concerning animal cruelty, and a surprising act of cross-dressing by a postal worker. While the film's explicit content and thematic choices were daring for its time, its episodic structure offers a varied, albeit sometimes unsettling, exploration of desire, deception, and the absurdities of life. It remains a curious artifact of Italian cinema, reflecting the societal shifts and artistic experimentation of the late 1960s.