De uanstændige (Topsy Turvy) (1983)

"Topsy Turvy" (1983), also known as "De uanstændige," is a Danish film directed by Edward Fleming. Nonny Sand plays Topsy, one of the central characters whose liberal and erotic lifestyle is a key aspect of the film's narrative. She appears in nude scenes that reflect her character's open attitude towards sexuality. There are mentions of her in various states of undress, particularly during scenes set at the beach or in more intimate settings, showcasing her character's free-spirited nature. Lisbet Dahl is involved in scenes where nudity is part of the narrative, though specific details about her scenes are less documented. The film's approach to nudity is integral to its exploration of the clash between conservative and liberal lifestyles, particularly through the interactions between Thomas, who comes from a traditional background, and Topsy's family, who embody a more bohemian existence. These scenes are not just for titillation but serve to highlight the cultural and moral differences depicted in the story.