Je vous salue, Marie (1985)

"Je vous salue, Marie" (1985), directed by Jean-Luc Godard, is a film that stirred significant controversy due in part to its inclusion of nude scenes.

Plot: The film reimagines the story of the Virgin Mary in a modern context, where Marie, a young student, becomes pregnant without having sexual intercourse, causing various reactions among those around her.

Nude Scenes:
Marie (Myriem Roussel):
The film includes several scenes where Marie is seen nude, which were a significant point of contention when the movie was released. These scenes are not gratuitous but are integral to the film's thematic exploration of purity, sexuality, and the divine nature of conception.
Notable scenes include Marie in the bathtub reciting a passage, which juxtaposes the sacred and the profane, aiming to explore themes of innocence and the human body in a spiritual context.
There's also a scene where Marie examines her own body, reflecting on her state and the mystery of her pregnancy, which adds to the film's meditation on the nature of human existence and divinity.
Anne Gautier as Eva: Another character, Eva, also appears nude in scenes that are less central to the narrative but contribute to the film's overall aesthetic and thematic discourse.