

Twenty-five men, ranging in age from 17 to over 70, discuss their experiences and feelings about their penises in a candid documentary.
Synopsis
Twenty-five men, ranging in age from 17 to over 70, discuss their experiences and feelings about their penises in a candid documentary.
Synopsis
Jonah Falcon, a prominent figure in the documentary, joins 24 other men from various professions to discuss their experiences with their penises. Directed by Thom Powers and Meema Spadola, "Private Dicks: Men Exposed" features candid interviews that cover topics such as first sexual experiences, masturbation, and sexual health. The film includes a notable segment with a musician named "Bruce," later revealed to be prankster Alan Abel. Archival footage from sexual education films contrasts with the modern discussions, providing context to the evolving conversation around male sexuality.
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Why Watch
- Meet 25 diverse men discussing sexuality openly.
- Find out about the hoax involving Bruce and Alan Abel.
- See contrasting footage from 1950s sexual education films.
Did You Know
- The documentary features 25 men of various ages and sexual orientations.
- Bruce, a participant claiming to have the smallest penis, was a hoax by Alan Abel.
- The film has a runtime of 58 minutes and was released in 1999.
- The directors previously made a documentary titled Breasts: A Documentary in 1996.
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Who directed Private Dicks: Men Exposed?
Private Dicks: Men Exposed was directed by Thom Powers and Meema Spadola.
How long is the documentary Private Dicks: Men Exposed?
The documentary has a duration of 58 minutes.
What was revealed about the character Bruce in the documentary?
Bruce, a 57-year-old musician claiming to have the smallest penis in the world, was later revealed to be professional prankster Alan Abel.
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