The movie portrays social nudity as mundane and normal, stripping away the "shock factor."

Critics often assume a must be either a raunchy comedy or a pretentious art film. Unwrapped is neither. Here is what the film gets right about naturist freedom for a family at Christmas :

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Whether you ever take off a single sweater or not, Unwrapped reminds us that the greatest gift you can give your is the permission to be human. Skin and all.

The new movie illustrates this beautifully in a scene now being called "The Carving of the Turkey." As the family stands in the communal kitchen, completely nude, preparing the holiday feast, the mother drops a casserole. Instead of shouting, everyone laughs. The father admits he's terrified of retirement. The daughter confesses she failed a class. Without pockets to hide their hands, they hold each other.

that explores the philosophy of body positivity and clothes-free living. A Very Naked Christmas