Inspired by a true fact, La Vérité is a 1960 French film directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot. Dominique Marceau (Brigitte Bardot) is a beautiful girl accused of the murder of her ex-boyfriend. She does not deny it, but claims it was a murder of passion, while in court they try to charge her with premeditated murder. During the film we witness the trial, but also the days before in the form of flashbacks.
In the 25th minute Brigitte Bardot is naked under the covers, beautiful as a goddess. She turns on her side and the blanket lifts up leaving us to admire her perfect ass. Immediately afterwards Brigitte turns on the radio and starts dancing naked. The camera frames her feet, then goes up little by little until it frames her ass one more time. Three minutes later Brigitte Bardot is still naked under the covers and talking to a girl standing in the room. When Brigitte grabs the blankets and pulls them up over her head, for a moment we see her breasts.
In the 25th minute Brigitte Bardot is naked under the covers, beautiful as a goddess. She turns on her side and the blanket lifts up leaving us to admire her perfect ass. Immediately afterwards Brigitte turns on the radio and starts dancing naked. The camera frames her feet, then goes up little by little until it frames her ass one more time. Three minutes later Brigitte Bardot is still naked under the covers and talking to a girl standing in the room. When Brigitte grabs the blankets and pulls them up over her head, for a moment we see her breasts.
