Movies and TvShows featuring "woman-posing-nude-for-a-painting" theme.

Elodie and Laetitia live in close love and dream of having a child. As Elodie discovers that she cannot get pregnant because of a health problem and encounters financial troubles, they decide to take a roommate.

In the Joseon Dynasty, a noble family engages in a nefarious scheme to seek revenge and manipulate emotions. Amidst the backdrop of strict Confucianism and religious persecution, two cousins find themselves drawn to each other in an incestuous desire that leads to tragic events, including murder and blackmail.

When a woman is murdered and burned in a French mansion, her boyfriend seeks revenge on those responsible. The horrific events unfold as he uncovers dark secrets, ultimately leading to a shocking climax.

In 1920s Netherlands, a talented painter named Vermeer becomes embroiled in personal and professional challenges when his wife leaves him and he becomes involved in a private sex party. As he navigates the art world and deals with his own infidelities, Vermeer struggles to find his true artistic voice.

A son and his stepmother, without noticing their father/husband peeping at them, make love on a horse. The father, while being a painter, gets inspired and begins a new painting that creates tension between them.

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.

Six Easy Pieces is based on the book "Six Easy Pieces: Essentials of physics explained by its most brilliant teacher" by Richard P. Feynman. It brings together the foundations of "Film as the Seventh Art; a superb conciliation of the 'Rhythms of Space' and the 'Rhythms of Time'" by Ricciotto Canudo and "Music is the pleasure the human mind experiences from counting without being aware that it is counting" by Gottfried Leibniz. The work deconstructs film as the perfect synthesis of art and technology. Connecting art and science, it romantically refers to an age when artists and scientists had similar concerns and were often one and the same person.