Wim Wenders Withdraws ‘Wrong Move’ From Circulation Over Nastassja Kinski’s Topless Scene Filmed at Age 13

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Wim Wenders released a public statement this morning announcing that his foundation will be withdrawing his 1975 film “Wrong Move” from circulation because of a topless scene featuring Nastassja Kinski, who was 13 at the time of filming.

Wenders, a German director known for helming classics like “Paris, Texas,” “Wings of Desire” and the recent “Perfect Days,” said in a statement issued by the Wim Wenders Foundation on Instagram: “As the only person responsible at the time for ‘Wrong Move’ who is still here, I recognize that Nastassja Kinski should have been better protected back then. For that, I apologize to you, Natassja, unreservedly, no ifs and buts.”

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