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ACTOR
AlizaAntoniaBarbJoy Behar
DIRECTOR
Angela Tucker
SYNOPSICS
(A)sexual (2011) is a English movie. Angela Tucker has directed this movie. Aliza,Antonia,Barb,Joy Behar are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2011. (A)sexual (2011) is considered one of the best Documentary,Romance movie in India and around the world.
Facing a sex obsessed culture, a mountain of stereotypes and misconceptions, and a lack of social or scientific research, asexuals - people who experience no sexual attraction - struggle to claim their identity.
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interesting
I stumbled upon this by accident, but was instantly intrigued. Not being asexual myself, and not knowing anyone who identifies as such, I hardly knew anything about the subject beforehand, I was mainly looking to better understand what asexuality is about. Surprisingly, I found a lot of the discussion around how we think about non-sexual relationships not just interesting, but also relevant to me personally. Overall, this documentary is everything it needs to be. It brings up several views on asexuality, and also talks about the general lack of knowledge about what is actually a fairly large group of people (I think the documentary said 1 %). I recommend this to anyone who has even the slightest interest.
Worth Watching
This is a slick production pumped out by a "social issue documentary production company" which seems to have no real investment in the issue it's documenting. (Let's choose a topic out of a hat and make a film about it!) You definitely get the feeling that the filmmakers are mocking their subjects. For example, when one woman is speaking, you see close-ups of her toy figurines as if to say, "See, here's proof: asexuals are stuck in preadolescence." At the beginning of the film, they use question marks around one of the interviewees heads to imply that what he's saying doesn't make sense. He's not an asexual presumably, but appears to be a very intelligent man explaining the occurrence of asexuality in frogs. The film is definitely worth watching but be aware of this type of subtle "commentary" from the filmmakers.
Informative
Not knowing much about asexuality, I sought this out. I thought it was pretty interesting. I only basically knew the simple definition, but the film brings up very interesting things about not just asexuality, but sexuality in general and what it means to be to be sexual, and what the expectations are in general relationships? It not only manages to be informative, but extremely interesting about sexuality in general. David Jay is one hunk, too bad he's not sexual. For anyone willing to seek out more information on the subject, I definitely recommend this. Worth your time. Hopefully more awareness is brought to this subject in the future and for many people.
Interesting documentary about a little-known subject
I stumbled upon this documentary on Amazon and immediately wondered what in the world it could be about as I was not familiar with the term. I felt like some in the documentary it must be about amoebas or people who could change their sexuality back and forth. What I found was a documentary that was informative on the subject, but even at the end I still didn't understand fully how a person could be this way. But that is more of a problem with me than the documentary maybe. It is just like many in the documentary say hard to understand from a human standpoint. I would recommend the documentary to anyone who wants to know more about asexuality.