The actress is not ashamed to show herself how God brought her into the world
Six years have passed since Under the Skin was filmed, but last week it hit Spanish billboards for the first time. This surreal adaptation of a novel by Dutch writer Michel Faber stars Scarlett Johansson, who delivers one of the most intense and innovative roles of her entire career.
The film is shot in an experimental key with touches of psychological horror and science fiction. The plot is not for less: a woman (Johansson) is dedicated to "hunting" men, courting them and leading them to a fatal destination.
A prototype of the most rancid Hollywood femme fatale to which director Jonathan Glazer, however, gives a twist with a reflection on human nature and introducing an alien-themed background to explain the behavior of her protagonist. A kind of hyper-realistic – and deeply disturbing – sci-fi recovery of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
One of the elements that most attracted attention during its premiere in the United Kingdom -it is a British production- was Johansson's full ----, which showed all her shame without any qualms in one of the key moments of Under the Skin .
The actress, who is not given to this type of scene, justified the moment by saying that since her character was not entirely human and that "her ---- of her was quite practical." Wrapped in shadows, with a reddish background, the actress shows her entire anatomy reflected in a mirror.
