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Martin Gero’s directorial debut, which opens Friday at the Village East Cinema, depicts five parallel sexual encounters. In spite of its explicit title, there is nothing erotically edgy or even remotely titillating here. There are so many warped tales of dysfunctional sex lives presented in such a short span that the few people who see this film will probably come out of it relieved that they didn’t choose a career in marriage counseling.
By BETSY McCAUGHEY
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By MARTIN PENGELLY
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|Martin Gero’s directorial debut, which opens Friday at the Village East Cinema, depicts five parallel sexual encounters. In spite of its explicit title, there is nothing erotically edgy or even remotely titillating here. There are so many warped tales of dysfunctional sex lives presented in such a short span that the few people who see this film will probably come out of it relieved that they didn’t choose a career in marriage counseling.
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