Drama,Comedy United Kingdom
In the movie "Naked," directed by Mike Leigh, the unemployed Brit mentioned in the synopsis is named Johnny. Frustrated, disillusioned, and angry at the world, he embarks on a journey through the dark streets of London, engaging with various unsuspecting strangers.
Johnny, played by David Thewlis, is an intelligent and articulate but bitter and nihilistic individual. He leaves Manchester and seeks refuge at the apartment of his ex-girlfriend, Louise (played by Lesley Sharp), in London. However, after an argument, Johnny leaves, wandering the city streets aimlessly.
Throughout the night, Johnny encounters several characters with whom he engages in thought-provoking and intense discussions. These interactions allow him to express his jaded views about society, relationships, capitalism, and human nature.
Among those he encounters include a Scottish taxi driver named Jeremy (played by Greg Cruttwell), whom Johnny engages in a heated conversation about moral and ethical issues. He also encounters a lonely and vulnerable young woman named Sophie (played by Katrin Cartlidge) in a café, with whom he forms a unique connection.
As Johnny continues his odyssey, he encounters a wide range of people and situations, including a security guard, a spontaneous party with anarchist squatters, and a chance meeting with an old lover. Along the way, he exposes the flaws and hypocrisy of each encounter while reflecting on his own troubled past.
"Naked" delves into Johnny's philosophical rants and complex personality, offering a stark portrayal of contemporary urban life. The film explores themes of alienation, desperation, and the search for meaning in an indifferent world, often challenging the audience to confront uncomfortable truths about society and the human condition.
As the night progresses, Johnny's nocturnal odyssey becomes increasingly tumultuous, leading to unexpected consequences and a climactic and emotionally charged confrontation.
Johnny, played by David Thewlis, is an intelligent and articulate but bitter and nihilistic individual. He leaves Manchester and seeks refuge at the apartment of his ex-girlfriend, Louise (played by Lesley Sharp), in London. However, after an argument, Johnny leaves, wandering the city streets aimlessly.
Throughout the night, Johnny encounters several characters with whom he engages in thought-provoking and intense discussions. These interactions allow him to express his jaded views about society, relationships, capitalism, and human nature.
Among those he encounters include a Scottish taxi driver named Jeremy (played by Greg Cruttwell), whom Johnny engages in a heated conversation about moral and ethical issues. He also encounters a lonely and vulnerable young woman named Sophie (played by Katrin Cartlidge) in a café, with whom he forms a unique connection.
As Johnny continues his odyssey, he encounters a wide range of people and situations, including a security guard, a spontaneous party with anarchist squatters, and a chance meeting with an old lover. Along the way, he exposes the flaws and hypocrisy of each encounter while reflecting on his own troubled past.
"Naked" delves into Johnny's philosophical rants and complex personality, offering a stark portrayal of contemporary urban life. The film explores themes of alienation, desperation, and the search for meaning in an indifferent world, often challenging the audience to confront uncomfortable truths about society and the human condition.
As the night progresses, Johnny's nocturnal odyssey becomes increasingly tumultuous, leading to unexpected consequences and a climactic and emotionally charged confrontation.
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