Wim Wenders and Nastassja Kinski Clash Over Nude Scene from 'The Wrong Move'
Actress Nastassja Kinski has demanded the removal of a scene from Wim Wenders' 1975 film 'The Wrong Move' in which she appears half-naked at age 13. Wenders addressed the controversy during his speech at the German Film Awards in Berlin, redirecting the question to the film industry and the public on how to handle such retrospective demands. The debate conflates two issues: how to treat art that has become problematic, and whether actions considered inappropriate today were also seen as transgressions at the time. Wenders' willingness to engage with the discussion is seen as positive, though likely influenced by media attention from Kinski's campaign and his own viral statements at the Berlinale earlier this year.
Key facts
- Nastassja Kinski wants a half-nude scene of her as a 13-year-old removed from Wim Wenders' 1975 film 'The Wrong Move'.
- Wim Wenders addressed the controversy in a speech at the German Film Awards in Berlin.
- Wenders redirected the question to the film industry and the public on how to respond to such demands.
- The debate involves two issues: problematic art and historical perception of transgressions.
- Wenders' engagement is seen as positive but may be influenced by media attention and his Berlinale statements.
- The film is 'The Wrong Move' (1975).
- Kinski was 13 at the time of filming.
- The German Film Awards took place in Berlin.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- German Film Awards
- Berlinale
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany