(A)sexual

About This Movie

So, (A)sexual is this intriguing documentary from 2011 that dives deep into the lives of asexual people. The filmmaker—whose name is a bit of a mystery—doesn’t pull any punches when confronting the stereotypes and misconceptions that surround asexuality. It’s pretty raw and honest, with a tone that’s both reflective and somewhat challenging. You can feel the struggle for identity throughout. The pacing is quite contemplative, which can be a nice change in a genre that often rushes to conclusions. There's a real emphasis on personal stories, and those interviews really ground the film in emotional reality, making it distinctive. It’s not flashy or filled with effects, just real people sharing their truth, which is refreshing in its own way.

Explore the complexities of asexual identity. · Highlights societal misconceptions. · Emphasis on personal narratives.