Twentynine Palms (Bruno Dumont, 2003)

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Twentynine Palms (Bruno Dumont, 2003)
  • Release date: 17 Sep 2003
  • Release year: 2003
  • Runtime: 119 minutes
  • Country: France, Germany
  • Keywords: female full frontal nudity, desert, nudity, male nudity, sex scene, nude outside, nude in nature, public nudity, road trip, female nudity
Plot Storyline
David, an American photographer, and his Russian girlfriend Katia are scouting locations for a photo shoot. During the day, they drive through some of the wildest, most bizarre desert landscapes, but their luck begins to run out.
David, an independent photographer, and Katia, an unemployed woman, leave Los Angeles, en route to the southern California desert, where they search a natural set to use as a backdrop for a magazine photo shoot. They find a motel in the town of Twentynine Palms and spend their days in their sport-utility vehicle, discovering the Joshua Tree Desert, and losing themselves on nameless roads and trails. Frantically making love all the time and almost everywhere, they regularly fight, then kiss and make up, with little else going on in their empty relationship and quite ordinary daily life--until something horrible and hideous brutally puts an end to their trip.

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Twentynine Palms (Bruno Dumont, 2003)
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File Size: 1.27 GB
Duration: 01:00:00
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