Product Description

MEN IN THE NUDE tells the story of Tibor, a middle-aged writer who leaves his wife to pursue an on-again off-again relationship with a young male prostitute, Zsolt. Tibor claims that his young male suitor has awoken something in himself and uses this inspiration to help revive his writing career. Consumed with lust and the thrill of their secret relationship, Tibor continues to stay with Zsolt even as he begins to ruin every aspect of Tibor's life. MEN IN THE NUDE allows us to peer into unconventional lives with its raw and emotional visuals.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #103761 in DVD
• Brand: FACETS HOME VIDEO
• Released on: 2007-12-26
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC, Subtitled
• Original language: Hungarian
• Subtitled in: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 94 minutes

Features

• This solemn Hungarian drama tells the story of Tibor, a middle-aged writer who leaves his wife to pursue a spotty affair with a young male prostitute, Zsolt. Tibor claims that his young male suitor has "awoken something in himself" and uses this inspiration to help revive his writing career. Consumed with lust and the thrill of their secret relationship, Tibor continues to stay with Zsolt

Customer Reviews

Don't be fooled by the cover!
I only saw one naked guy in this film, not plural, not "men." This is about an older, married writer falling for a younger guy. This plot has often been done before, but in recent light of famous men getting caught doing risqu'e things, it may be timely. It could be my busted, hooptie of a TV, but any time the English subtitles were more than 2 lines long, I couldn't see the last line. Still, you can guess what they were saying from context. I love the way that there's a burgeoning body of films about gays in Eastern Europe. A film major could probably write a great paper comparing and contrasting them. Some may think this film was all flesh with no plot. It's really the opposite: a plot and scant amounts of flesh. This is not Kristen Bjorn: it's your typical, foreign, indie movie.