Christiane Lecocq: A Woman Laid Bare (2022)
Documentary on Christiane Lecocq, a central figure to the naturist movement in France.
Top billed cast
- Christiane LecocqSelf (archive footage)
- Chloé VasselinSelf - Author of 'Monta Stories'
- Dominique LegrandeSelf - Hauts-de-France President of FFN
- Bernard AndrieuxSelf - Professor at University of Paris
- Bruno SaurezSelf - President of the Association Naturiste Phocéenne
- David LorentSelf - Doctoral Student of the History of Naturism, University of Paris
- Yves LeclercSelf - Photographer, 'La Vie au Soleil'
- Sylvie MontgonnotSelf - Naturist
- Christophe WayolleSelf - Naturist
- André DurvilleSelf (archive footage)
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