A Question of Silence (1982)

When three women - a housewife named Christine M. (Edda Barends), a waitress named Ann Jongman (Nelly Frijda), and executive secretary Andrea Brouwer (Henriëtte Tol) - all strangers, murder a male shopkeeper in the middle of the day, the court assigns a female psychiatrist (Cox Habbema)to interview them. The women then reveal multiple accounts of verbal, emotional, and mental abuse, not just from those around them, but in essence from the systematic oppression that patriarchy is built on. While it may not sound like the best place for nudity, Cox does flash a bit of frontal getting out of bed 57 minutes into the film.