A revealing look beyond 'the strip' as the subculture of Las Vegas bares all

The subculture of Las Vegas bares all in this documentary from filmmaker David Palmer that follows avant-garde photographer Greg Friedler as he compiles the fourth and final book in his critically acclaimed Naked series. In August of 2007, with no confirmed subjects or a location at which to shoot, Friedler and Palmer embarked on a highly emotional 30 day roller coaster ride that would eventually bring together 173 naked human beings of every shape, size and walk of life. Entering a single white room with a red curtain, the participants of Naked Las Vegas open themselves up, baring not only their bodies, but also their souls. Exactly one year later, in 2008, with a pre-release copy of Naked Las Vegas in hand, Palmer would journey back to Las Vegas and follow up interpersonally with forty of the books true-life characters whom he had documented during Friedlers initial shoot. What would become apparent was that not only had the city of Las Vegas gone through very drastic changes, so too, on multiple levels, did the people.