
FILM · 1991 · TURKEY
Çıplak
- Directed by
- Ali Özgentürk
- Runtime
- 91 min
9 archived facts 4 topics 1 source Last reviewed Sep 2026
The story of two couples, Ayla and Yadigar and Seher and Hüseyin, who know each other on a journey through the secret history of nudity. This journey begins with two women starting nude modeling in an art academy, beyond the husbands' knowledge. But it doesn't take them long to find it out.
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- #001
The 1958 film was an Italian, French and American co-production, with S.G.C., Titanus and United Artists involved in the production.
- #002
Henry Koster directed the film, and Silvio Clementelli and Goffredo Lombardo served as producers together.
- #003
The screenplay was written by Norman Corwin, Giorgio Prosperi and Albert Lewin, inspired by a story by Oscar Saul and Talbot Jennings.
- #004
The film's music was by Angelo Lavagnino and its cinematography by Giuseppe Rotunno.
- #005
Ava Gardner and Anthony Franciosa shared the lead roles, and the cast also included Italian actors such as Amedeo Nazzari, Gino Cervi, Lea Padovani and Massimo Serato.
- #006
The 1991 film tells the story of two women, Ayla and Seher, who work as nude models in secret from their husbands. After one of the husbands, Yadigar, learns of his wife's work, he begins to spy on her; in the process he sees Hüseyin's wife Seher and thinks Hüseyin also knows about the situation and has been hiding it from him. In fact, Hüseyin has only just learned that Seher does this work.
- #007
Ali Özgentürk directed the 1991 film.
- #008
In the 1991 film, Sumru Yavrucuk played Ayla, Hülya Karakaş played Seher, Erdal Küçükkömürcü played Yadigâr and Adnan Tönel played Hüseyin; the cast also included actors such as Meral Çetinkaya, Sami Hazinses, Müşfik Kenter and Jale Arıkan.
- #009
The 1991 film was released on 1 September 1991.
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