The Doll (1975)

"The Doll" is a psychological drama built around obsession, identity, and the unsettling line between the two. Cecile De France anchors the film with a performance that leans into its darker undertones, and the hub page carries the one scene fans come looking for. That single clip catches her baring skin in a moment charged with vulnerability rather than gloss, fitting the film's unsettling tone. It's a slim offering by scene count, but for admirers of De France, that one nude scene delivers exactly what it promises.