Sixty-two minutes of candid conversations reveal women's personal experiences with orgasms, challenging taboos around female sexuality.
Synopsis
Sixty-two minutes of candid conversations reveal women's personal experiences with orgasms, challenging taboos around female sexuality.
Synopsis
Women of various ages gather to share their personal experiences with orgasms in Annie Gisler's 2019 documentary, The Little Death. Through candid conversations, they discuss the sensations and emotions tied to their climaxes, including moments of failure. Gisler employs poetic and abstract imagery, moving away from typical portrayals in pornography. The film addresses taboos surrounding female sexuality and invites men to engage in the dialogue, contributing to contemporary discussions about female pleasure and intimacy.
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Why Watch
- Meet women sharing real orgasm stories.
- Find out how humor addresses female intimacy.
- See a unique portrayal of female sexuality.
Did You Know
- The film features women of various ages sharing their orgasm experiences.
- Director Annie Gisler uses poetic and abstract imagery throughout the film.
- The documentary has a runtime of 62 minutes.
- It was produced in Switzerland, indicated by the country code 'CH'.
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Who directed 'The Little Death'?
Annie Gisler directed 'The Little Death'.
What year was 'The Little Death' released?
'The Little Death' was released in 2019.
What is the duration of 'The Little Death'?
'The Little Death' has a duration of 62 minutes.
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