D arkness, underscored by violins imitating a busy beehive. A flash of circular light that clarifies into a blinking eye. One female figure stripping another of her clothes and putting them on. Who wants to see Under the Skin? Again, she seems too perfect to be human.

Jonathan Glazer's third film, the sci-fi thriller Under the Skin , is unique. Mostly in that it's a challenging experience for audiences — from its lack of decipherable dialogue to complete disregard for answering the societal questions it poses. The former music video director devoted nine years to adapting Michael Faber's novel by the name name into the film that was released in early April. And clearly, hard work pays off — as Under the Skin , which stars Scarlett Johansson , had an impressive opening weekend in limited release. But what's even more impressive and, to be honest, refreshing about Glazer's film is how it presents full-frontal nudity.

The Whole World Knows that which two things are best of all in America. Scarlett Johansson in the clip is seen opening the clothes of a female partner who was laden unconsciously on the ground. She can be seen not in her senses while Scarlett Johansson can be seen nude. She sees that the girl is not good, she removes her clothes and wears them herself. We got to see the sexy and nude bodies of both the girls in the clip.