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5.2/10
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It explores the adult film industry through the eyes of an idealistic 25 year-old award winning film school grad.It explores the adult film industry through the eyes of an idealistic 25 year-old award winning film school grad.It explores the adult film industry through the eyes of an idealistic 25 year-old award winning film school grad.
Matthew Davis
- Jeff Drake
- (as Matt Davis)
DonnaMarie Recco
- Kathleen
- (as Donnamarie Recco)
Mr. Marcus
- Jake B. Bigg
- (as Marcus J. Spencer)
Samantha Hanratty
- Little Jody
- (as Sammi Hanratty)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaOriginally developed as an original series at Showtime in 2004.
- Quotes
Little Jody: [at the dinner table] Daddy... what's a blowjob?
Jody Balaban: [cut to Little Jody over her father's lap, screaming as he gives her a spanking]
[v.o]
Jody Balaban: I couldn't say "blowjob" for *ten years* after that - let alone *give* one.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Denise Richards: It's Complicated: Denise Does Slamdance (2009)
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but just couldn't. Has a few zingy one-liners that keep it from being a complete dud, and a couple characters/actors that do well (the tech guy, the female head of the studio and "Jeff Drake", imo) but otherwise a yawner. Better movies in this genre (if it can be called that) are Zack and Miri Make a Porno and Orgazmo. (Also not really any nudity to speak of, so don't bother if you're thinking it's a cheap way to get some thrills).
Also has *nothing* meaningful to do with a woman getting hired to make pr0n from a female perspective or a (male) director trying to make classy pr0n (at least to me). The former never gets beyond "women want an emotional connection during sex" while the latter consists of "maybe we won't just concentrate on closeups of genitals". In a way it's really about the psychoemotional hangups of the main character vis-a-vis sex, but these are never really explored beyond her parents are uptight, she's afraid she's not skilled enough at sex, she likes to tease guys, etc. Caveat emptor :-)
Also has *nothing* meaningful to do with a woman getting hired to make pr0n from a female perspective or a (male) director trying to make classy pr0n (at least to me). The former never gets beyond "women want an emotional connection during sex" while the latter consists of "maybe we won't just concentrate on closeups of genitals". In a way it's really about the psychoemotional hangups of the main character vis-a-vis sex, but these are never really explored beyond her parents are uptight, she's afraid she's not skilled enough at sex, she likes to tease guys, etc. Caveat emptor :-)
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- Budget
- $1,500,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $6,783
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $2,115
- Jun 6, 2010
- Gross worldwide
- $6,783
- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
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