A sexy pair of rich daddy's girls learn about life quickly when dad loses all of his money. They start their own band, under the direction of a homeless man, and raise money in a rockin' bikini clad beach concert.
A group of friends are hired to redecorate a beach house while the elderly owners are out of town for the summer. Redecorating is the last thing on their minds, and a wild bikini filled summer is had by all. An imposter-photographer, a bikini designer, an all girl metal-band, and the token environmentalist all join forces in staging a riotous Bikini Contest...
The ideal Japanese family here is seen as militaristic, absurdly incestuous, and patriarchal. The father wearing his military uniform is dominating his family sexually and violently. And while his daughter keeps saying that everything is normal, nothing is normal in this family. Nihilistic destruction by the young ones seems to be the only way out...
This short animated film is a visual poem which pays tribute to the cult homosexual artist of the 20th century, accompanied by an exquisite piece of 16th century called "Con que la lavare".
Rockbitch was a British, mostly female, lesbian and bisexual metal band, who performed nude and incorporated sexual acts and Pagan rituals into their performances...
A gynecologist describes some cases of young girls who have encountered him in his practice.
"I am a gynecologist. My name is unimportant. It is for this reason that you will not see my face during this film. Yet you will see exactly as I see: these human beings and their problems through the eyes of the doctor who has made this extraordinary document."
"Sex/Life" Season 2 hooks its finger and beckons us back into the wild world of Billie Connelly. The series continues to map Billie's shifting connection to her family, her past - including her devastatingly handsome ex, Brad - and her future. While Billie attempts to be happy as a suburban mother of two, she remains desperate for the freedom she enjoyed as a single and sexually fulfilled psychology Ph.D student in New York City.