Is about “Reifezeugnis”, which was part of the police series “Tatort” (‘At the scene of the crime’) broadcast in 1977 and whose rights belong to the public broadcaster NDR (North German Broadcasting).
German actress Nastassja Kinski demanded that the public broadcaster NDR stop broadcasting an episode of a television film from the ’70s that contains scenes in which she appears naked when she was a minor, the international press reported today.
Is about “Reifezeugnis”, which was part of the police series “Tatort” (‘At the scene of the crime’) broadcast in 1977 and whose rights belong to the public channel NDR (North German Broadcasting). The actress of films like ‘Tess’ (1979) or ‘Paris, Texas’ (1984), publicly requested through a lawyer that these scenes be eliminated or the tape stopped being broadcast.
That episode became one of the most successful of that series, in part due to the scenes with Kinski, which, according to the channel’s website, “became a legend” and a “sexual initiation for many teenagers.” .
There, the actress, who was 15 years old at the time, plays a 17-year-old student who embarks on an affair with her teacher and then fakes a rape after murdering a classmate who wanted to abuse her under blackmail.
“Nastassja Kinski was practically unaccompanied on set when the scenes were filmed”stated her lawyer to the German press, who also specified that at that time, due to her young age, the actress could not consent to filming a nude scene, reported the German news agency DPA.
The lawyer also regretted that “after numerous #MeToo scandals in film and television” nudes of a minor continue to be described as “the moment of sexual awakening for many men.”
In 2013, the actress reported that her father had tried to abuse her when she was a child. The television network, for its part, promised to respond to the actress.
Source: Ambito
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