Tiny Furniture (2010)

"Tiny Furniture" is the semi-autobiographical indie comedy that put Lena Dunham on the map as a writer-director, following a recent college grad adrift back home in her mother's Tribeca loft, fumbling through art, ambition, and awkward romance. Dunham stars in the film herself, and her willingness to bare it all on screen became part of what made the movie such a talking point among critics and audiences alike. The archive holds 1 scene from the film, capturing Dunham nude in a moment of unguarded, unglamorous honesty that set the tone for the confessional style she'd later bring to television.