Clip from 1976 Danish movie Brand-Børge rykker ud (Flaming Fire Chief), where a couple of middle-aged men happily greet a group of girls playing ball (literally) by the lake. The girls’ joyful greeting does not last long, however, as they realise their clothes are being stolen and start chasing after the men.
The weather is a little cold to be playing outside naked, but credit to the director for not letting common sense prevent his movie from containing naked girls.
This used to be one of my favorites from the old site
Mine, too. Though to get technical, the trio of women are not the least bit embarrassed, making it not “true” ENF. But who cares! The carefree attitude towards the nudity just makes the scene sexy in it’s own way.
Technically it becomes an ENF after their clothes are taken away and they’ll have to walk home in their birthday suit
Oh no! So what will they do now???
What a beautiful day for those men, while us viewers dream of those girls playing with us
What’s amazing is that this Danish movie from 1976 was essentially G rated family fare. Seriously. Look the movie up on the IMDB and will find it listed as a “family” and “Family comedy” film. The official movie posters not only give the film an “A” rating, meaning “all ages” in the Danish ratings system, but this nude scene appears in cartoonish form on the movie poster, even depicting breasts and pubic hair. The movie contains no sexual scenes, so was allowed to have a scene like this because it was in a non sexual context – playing beach ball and running down the road after the guys that steal their clothes. It’s awesome just to see the ladies carefree attitude about their nudity when two total strangers drive up. They just wave and greet them, no running and hiding behind trees. Sad that in America this scene would have gotten an instant R rating.