Eksponert

The short film discusses whether the lead character should perform fully nude in a play even though she doesn't want to. In the end, she reluctantly agrees, but the film doesn't show her actual nudity. That inability to fully commit to the story by both the actress and the director weakens the whole point of the film.

Why spend all that time arguing for something that, as one reviewer put it, features "thought-provoking" ideas and "stir up discussion and encourage more critical thinking" about the actress doing something that would add power to the play within the story, but not show it in the film itself. It's hypocritical.

No, it's gutless.