Actress madeleine budd naked in home

Movie from year 2008
Synopsis of the film: a teenage girl undresses

You will find 2 scenes of this film in the members area,
with a resolution of 576*320 px for each video file.
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Keywords for this film: brunette, teen, tiny, young

Home is a 2008 French-Swiss-Belgian drama film directed by Ursula Meier and starring Isabelle Huppert, Olivier Gourmet and Adélaïde Leroux1. The film is about a family who lives in a house next to an unfinished highway that suddenly becomes operational and disrupts their lives2. The film begins with a peaceful scene of the countryside, where a house stands near an abandoned highway that has been left incomplete for ten years. The family who lives there consists of Marthe (Huppert), a cheerful and eccentric mother, Michel (Gourmet), a hard-working and pragmatic father, Judith (Leroux), a rebellious and sensual teenage daughter, Marion (Madeleine Budd), a smart and environmentally-conscious younger daughter, and Julien (Kacey Mottet Klein), a curious and adventurous son. They have adapted to their unusual situation and have made the highway their playground, where they swim in an inflatable pool, ride bikes, sunbathe and relax12. One day, their idyllic life is shattered when they hear the sound of bulldozers and workers who resume the construction of the highway. Soon, the highway is opened to traffic and cars start to zoom by their windows. The family is exposed to noise, pollution, danger and intrusion. They have to cross the highway at their own risk to go to work, school or shopping. They also have to deal with the curiosity and harassment of the drivers, especially Judith, who attracts the attention of the truckers with her skimpy outfits. Marthe becomes obsessed with the health risks of living near the highway and constantly checks her body and Julien’s for signs of illness12. The family tries to cope with the situation in different ways. Michel decides to move out and find another house, but Marthe refuses to leave her home. Judith runs away with a boy she met on the highway, but comes back later to find the house boarded up. Marion joins an environmental group that protests against the highway project. Julien retreats into his imagination and dreams of flying away. Marthe becomes more isolated and depressed, sleeping most of the time12. The film reaches its climax when Marthe wakes up one morning and breaks through the concrete blocks that seal the door of the house. She walks out into the highway, followed by the rest of the family. They walk along the road, ignoring the honking and yelling of the drivers. They seem to have lost touch with reality and have no destination in mind12. The film ends with an ambiguous note, leaving the fate of the family uncertain. The film does not offer a clear message or solution, but rather invites the viewer to reflect on the themes of home, family, environment, progress and happiness. The film also uses humor, irony and surrealism to contrast the absurdity of the situation with the normality of the characters12.