Synopsis
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex *But Were Afraid to Ask is a movie released in 1972.
Prepare yourself for a whimsical and audacious exploration of human sexuality that challenges societal norms and tickles the funny bone. This film is a delightful anthology of seven vignettes, each tackling a provocative question about sex with a unique blend of humor and insight. From the science of aphrodisiacs to the peculiarities of the male orgasm, audiences are invited on a comedic journey that spans from the absurd to the enlightening. Characters ranging from a flamboyant court jester to an inquisitive journalist embody the curiosity and confusion that often surround intimate topics, making it both relatable and entertaining. This film not only dares to address the questions many are too timid to ask but does so with a playful flair that is as educational as it is entertaining. The creative storytelling, coupled with outlandish scenarios—such as game shows and scientific experiments—ensures that viewers are captivated from start to finish. With its unapologetic approach to discussing sexuality, it invites laughter and reflection, proving that humor is an effective way to demystify our most intimate curiosities. Whether you’re looking to learn or simply enjoy a good laugh, this film promises to deliver an experience that is as enlightening as it is enjoyable.
United Artists
Jack Rollins & Charles H. Joffe Productions