The feature length version of this is fantastic, but the short comes off as nothing less than brilliant.

Some spectacular female nudity, otherwise no special reason to watch.

The short ultimately works better than the feature film that it was later lengthened into, but both are pretty exceptional.

Stylish short with a sense of humour. Impressive. Feels personal without being pretentious.

Kinda pervert-ish.

I prefer the feature length film as it handles the subject matter a lot better and all the themes are played out making them better understood. Still fucking hot in the same it's pretty damn creepy.

Very good short.

Works well as a short but lacks some focus.

Great concept.

Was probably an idea that didn't need to move past a short. Plus, undressing women without their knowledge or consent is called "assault." Say it with me.

Well done short that explores sexuality, sensuality and appreciation of the naked human form, and who couldn't appreciate the naked women in this seriously. Plus it's got some hilarious moments with the immature staff. I prefer the short to the full movie made from it, even though I consider both good.

If you've seen the full version of this film, you've seen this one as well. This short one has less of the story and fluffed up parts of a full length movie.

Nice short movie with some interesting details.

7- recommended, good

Very personal and I think a little gay..

An interesting, well-executed short. Not entirely sure how the feature-length version would work, though.

Yeah, thought it was kind of cute until that kid froze time and started molesting women at the super-market while some Beethoven plinked away in the background. Creepy, creepy shit. If you don't see how stripping a bunch of women naked without their consent is wrong, I don't really know what to say.

Beautiful short with a lot of boobs.

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Funny! Plus if you see it you know what mental pictures I had next time I went to the supermarket

I find it odd that there are two distinct types of reviews for this film: (a) it's creepy or (b) it's art. In fact, it's both. While the narrative is creepy and somewhat exploitative, it is still anchored to artistic aesthetics. We seem to forget that art objectifies. It turns a human being into a thing to be admired. It's an interesting short in all.