Sexy Baby

A thoughtful film which makes a good start
Many trends in the last decade in Americans' attitudes with regards to sexual behavior are highlighted in this film. Most of the screen time is given to an articulate young woman named Winnifred. She's really the film's voice although the other women, Laura and Nichole, provide reinforcement on issues like surgery and employment in the sex industry which Winnifred is not old enough to face. Overall I liked the film and recommend it as a way to open a dialogue.

More films need to be made on the ever changing sexual landscape and the effects it is having on all of us. This film is a good start but is a little behind the times, a little timid, and a lot incomplete. The most important for me is the last: for example, the pressures on boys is just as significant (but in different ways) as it is for girls and someone should tell that story. When I say timid I mean that there are really only allusions to specific sexual practices in the film. As an example, anal sex has...

Must See
This excellent documentary provides an essential wake-up call vis a vis the effects of our sexually saturated media, internet, entertainment industry and advertising, especially on young women. The filmmakers skillfully draw us in by focusing on the lives of three disparate women. This is definitely not a "talking heads" movie and avoids taking a specific stand. Rather, it forces its audience to grapple with significant issues and questions. An especially important film for parents, it will have a profound impact on anyone who sees it.

Very powerful
I recommend all parents to view this movie with your children. It is very informative and opens the lines of communication in several different ways.
As a parent you need to be very open minded and really listen to all that is being said.
This movie is a great tool.
Thank you Steve Harvey for being an informed parent.

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