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I haven't even watched this yet - but as far as I know -there is no religious or authoritative statement about pornography - and thevarious definitions of what pornography is - and what pornography isn't.  Does nudity mean pornography?  Can nudity be excluded from the idea ofpornography - and under what circumstances? When does it become amoral?  We are entering a very image available andimage rich society - so perhaps developing an intelligence and sensitivity aboutsuch matters may be a good thing. What is harmful to the individual? There are tonesof questions and ideas that could be explored - so people don't become overlyreactionary to harmless forms of nudity. And perhaps western and image richsociety can become a little more restrained and collectively wise. I thinkguilt trips - and a sense of shame 0r guilt about something ultimately can bemore damaging. Inhibitions about some things and some expressions - should bequestioned.  And a sense of confidencebased on character and one's relationship to society and the community shouldalso be questioned.