 The Genesis ChildrenReleased in: 1972 Country: USA Starring: Max Adams, Bubba Collins, Peter Glawson, Mike Good, Greg Hill, David Johnson, Jack Good, Butch Burr Tags: boy skinny dipSummary: In the decades since release, no similar film has generated more public interest, or conroversy, than The Genesis Children. Considered lost for almost twenty years, The Genesis Children has acquired mythic stature among art house devotees. Peter Glawson portrays the charismatic leader of a high-spirited student group on holiday in Italy. The surreal adventures of Peter and friends have been described as a free-flowing "multi-sensual symphony," bereft of traditional story line. One national critic described the boys' anarchic reveiry as a "dream-like descent from civilization into the chaos reminiscent of Lord of the Flies." Controversial scenesAdded: 15.06.2004 |
         
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 Thalassa, ThalassaReleased in: 1994 Country: Germany, Romania Starring: Silvia Gheorghe, Alexandru Cirstea, Alexandru Anghel, Cristian Paulica, Viorel Patrut Tags: boy skinny dip, girl skinny dipSummary: What constitutes a children's film in the rest of the world is very different from what passes muster in the U.S. of A., as demonstrated by Bogdan Dumitrescu's 1994 German/Romanian co-production Thalassa, Thalassa, Return to the Sea (Balkan Cinema: Home Truths). When a gaggle of Romanian kids stumble across an obviously stolen but cherry Jaguar convertible in a remote barn, it's off to the (presumably Black) sea for the merry band, who spend the 42 klicks doing a gentle, non-lethal variation on Lord of the Flies (without the conch). The fine sense of wonder and empowerment as the urchins motor along to parts unknown is undone for western audiences by their indulgence in all manner of vice, from drinking to smoking and banging the car up pretty good. Not to be prudish at all, but one wonders exactly what the target audience might be for a film that isn't involving enough for the kiddies (the 90 minutes is pretty pokey) nor remotely innocent enough to pass adult muster. And there are a lot of films like this in eastern Europe, artistic orphans that don't seem to have a home much of anywhere. - Yenool Controversial scenesAdded: 23.05.2004 |
        
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 Les diablesReleased in: 2002 Country: France, Spain Starring: Adèle Haenel, Vincent Rottiers Tags: boy skinny dip, bathing girl, girl skinny dipSummary: ...This French drama follows two orphans — Joseph (Vincent Rottiers) and the possibly autistic Chloe (Adele Haenel) — as they set out to find the parents who abandoned them in the streets years earlier. Joseph and Chloe, who does not speak, have been on their own for years, shuffling between foster homes and institutions... usually running away and being brought back over and over again. It's not really clear what's wrong with Chloe, but she's soothed by savant-like mosiacs she creates with pieces of broken glass. As the pair carry on with their journey towards a dreamed-up home they imagine to be their own, they commit crimes, flee bullies, escape an orphanage and slowly begin to discover the truth about themselves and growing up... - moviepie.com Controversial scenesAdded: 04.04.2004 |
        
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 Crónica de un niño soloReleased in: 1965 Country: Argentina Starring: Diego Puente Tags: boy skinny dipSummary: CHRONICLE OF A BOY ALONE, is an indictment of a fascist regime running roughshod over its most vulnerable citizens, its children. Focusing on the bleak life of eleven-year-old bad boy Polin, who's been abandoned by his family and sent to live in a state-run orphanage, it's also a moving portrait of the human spirit imprisoned by the chains of well-intentioned fools. Inside the harsh confines of the supposedly beneficial institution, Polin and his fellow inmates must deal with constant physical and psychological abuse by the staff, as well as the natural emotional tensions brought on by their own burgeoning adolescence. But through it all, they manage to keep their hopes alive with optimistic talk of freedom and bold plans of escape. One day, when the opportunity finally arises, and Polin learns that freedom, too, has its price. - IMDb Controversial scenesAdded: 06.12.2003 |
        
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 Lord of the FliesReleased in: 1963 Country: UK Starring: James Aubrey, Nicholas Hammond, Malcolm Rodker, Christopher Harris, David Surtees, Richard Horne, Tom Gaman, John Walsh, David St. Clair, Alan Heaps Tags: boy skinny dipSummary: Lord of the Flies is famed theater director Peter Brook's daring translation of William Golding's brilliant novel. The story of 30 English schoolboys stranded on an uncharted island at the start of "next" war, Lord of the Flies is a seminal film of the New American Cinema and a fascinating anti-Hollywood experiment in location filmmaking. As the cast relived Golding's frightening fable, Brook found the cinematic "evidence" of the author's terrifying thesis: there is a beast in us all. Controversial scenesAdded: 10.06.2003 |
       
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