Beth Davenport and Jolene Pinder discuss their lives as asexual individuals in a society that frequently marginalizes their identity and perpetuates misconceptions.
“Not everybody's doing it.”
Synopsis
Beth Davenport and Jolene Pinder discuss their lives as asexual individuals in a society that frequently marginalizes their identity and perpetuates misconceptions.
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Synopsis
Beth Davenport and Jolene Pinder share their experiences as asexual individuals in a society focused on sexual attraction. The film features interviews with experts like Lori Brotto from the University of British Columbia, who discusses misconceptions about asexuality. Asexuals face stereotypes that lead to misunderstanding and isolation. The documentary emphasizes the lack of research on asexuality and the need for greater awareness. Personal stories illustrate the struggle to assert identity in a culture that often marginalizes asexual people.
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Why Watch
- Meet asexual individuals like Jason Blalock.
- Find out about societal misconceptions on asexuality.
- See how asexuality is misunderstood in culture.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Katy Chevigny in 2011.
- The documentary has a runtime of 75 minutes.
- It features interviews with individuals like Michelle Chang and Ewa Bigio.
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Who directed the documentary (A)sexual?
Katy Chevigny directed the documentary (A)sexual.
What year was (A)sexual released?
(A)sexual was released in 2011.
What is the duration of the documentary (A)sexual?
The duration of (A)sexual is 75 minutes.
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