Christina Lindberg appeared in the Swedish film Rötmånad (1970), also known as Dog Days or What Are You Doing After the Orgy?, directed by Jan Halldoff. This dark comedy features her in her first film role at the age of 19, playing the character Anna-Bella Gustafsson. The movie includes several scenes where Lindberg appears nude, which contributed to its reputation as a provocative and controversial work at the time. These scenes often depict her character in a mix of innocence and exploitation, aligning with the film’s unsettling narrative about a dysfunctional family in the Stockholm archipelago. The plot involves her character being drawn into a brothel run by her mother, leading to a blend of dark humor, drama, and exploitative elements that have since earned the film cult status in Sweden.
Lindberg’s nudity in Rötmånad is notable for its frequency and the way it juxtaposes her youthful appearance with the film’s disturbing themes. While the exact details of each scene vary, they typically involve her character being photographed or observed by others, reflecting the voyeuristic undertones of the story. The film’s tone shifts between absurdity and tragedy, making the nude scenes part of its broader commentary on human behavior rather than mere titillation. If you’re seeking specifics about the scenes—like timestamps or detailed descriptions—those would require access to the film itself, which I can’t provide. However, the general consensus from reviews and historical accounts is that these moments were pivotal in establishing Lindberg’s early career as a figure in Swedish sexploitation cinema.