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Wim Wenders Removes Controversial Nude Scene from 1975 Film After Agreement with Nastassja Kinski

German director Wim Wenders, now 80, issued a public apology to actress Nastassja Kinski and agreed to cut a disputed nude sequence from his 1975 film "Falsche Bewegung". The scene, filmed when Kinski was 13, shows her with a bare upper body while an adult male character slaps and strokes her face; she has long demanded its removal, citing trauma and legal action. Following years of criticism, the two parties released a joint statement through the Wim Wenders Foundation, expressing a desire to restore the film’s reputation and their long‑standing friendship. The film was temporarily withdrawn from streaming, TV and distribution platforms in early June, and partners were instructed not to make it publicly available. Wenders said the decision reflects a change in perspective and respect for Kinski’s experience. The removal resolves a dispute that has occupied the film community for over a decade.

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Falsche Bewegung · Nastassja Kinski · Peter Handke · Rüdiger Vogler · Wenders Foundation · Wim Wenders

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