Sunswept is a 1962 British naturist film directed by Edward Craven Walker (as Michael Keatering) and starring Liza Raine and Yannick Philouze.

The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Stunning Eastman Colour photography; unselfconscious nudists sunning themselves, swimming underwater and giving midnight pianoforte recitals; Tchaikowsky and a flowery commentary on the soundtrack.

Approved by the Federation of British Sun Clubs, the film is genuinely wholesome and rather charming in an artless kind of way.

Producer-director Michael Keatering's lensing, particularly of the marine sequences, is superb, while Liza Raine's commentary strengthens continuity.

The film's not only a boost for 'nature in the raw,' firmly endorsed by the Federation of British Sun Clubs, but also delightful and bracing entertainment.