In my relatively short span of time as a cinematographer and documentary content producer, I am yet to shoot and produce anything more disquieting, more exhilarating, or more spiritually liberating than women having g-spot orgasms and female ejaculation.

The sheer intensity of this phenomenon shuts down all you've ever known about women, resets all assumptions; starts all over your existential apprehension and conception of female sexuality. Men most obviously have not even begun the endless, road-less travel to discover women (or WOMAN). But I doubt that it is all the fault of men themselves. To the extent that men have failed to understand women, women are partly responsible: they have failed to inculcate to the minds of men the true nature of the recesses of female interior. Yet the blame continues: women themselves have been shut out of their own interior by the culture of which they are a part. Just one more blame before the blame game is over. Nobody has talked about this stuff for thousands of years. The modern society of humans, at least since the Church, has had to struggle with ignorance, fear, shame, repression, ambivalence, hypocrisy. You see, it's easier to travel to the moon than excavate the inner recesses of the human psychic, sexual interior.

Is it possible that something as old as humans on the planet can be so completely out of sight? How is it that women do NOT ejaculate as freely, as seemlesly and as frequently as ought to be the case? I guess a much more reasonable question would be: how is it that such a large contingent of women are afflicted with orgasmic failure? Exactly what interest do women have vested in sex in a climate replete with everything sexual when orgasm is not a part of the price? Who is the beneficiary of all the seduction anyway?

It was, indeed, in a quest to resolve these questions that I, as a prospective doctoral candidate in clinical sexology, set out on an inquest. Women the world over have been duped, suppressed, chained, evicted from the core of themselves, controlled and rendered subservient. Yet, they have been accorded enough of the semblance of freedom that their minds fear to question any plight. But she fakes orgasms, thereby availing herself of complicity in her own erotic ignorance. And she has been doing this since the middle ages; yet nobody sees anything wrong with the picture. Fathom this:if you asked most women in the world today if they masturbate, most of them would answer: I am a married woman; I have a boy friend; that's for sluts...etc. The shame associated with erotic self-awareness is simply stunning. Women, as a way to deflect all responsibility...and all the imagined attendant shame supposedly associated with erotic self-mastery, cede all control to men who, more ignorant than women of the nuanced complexities of eroticism, fumble with the task at hand as usual. So much for being the MAN.

The G-Spot Documentary

The 3-year long process of making the g-spot documentary film took the form of asking lots of questions, reading lots of material, encountering lots of disputes, experiencing lots of sexual self-abnegation from women - the same ones about whom the subject is about. So there you have it.

Liquid Love is an educational/documentary film on the g-spot and female ejaculation. The film invokes fascination and rivets the imagination with its case study format. Ejaculating women share insightful tips about the elusive g-spot and the explosive orgasmic ejaculations as experienced by women who have unlocked hidden g-spot secrets.

The film begins with a detailed conceptual framework by Dr. Carol Queen, sexologist and sex educator; and Deborah Sundahl, g-spot specialist and sex educator. Female ejaculation imagery is woven into the discourse to evolve a blend of intellectual, organic and exploratory tapestry. The explosive experience of the female orgasm through the g-spot is captured and presented with grace, elegance and stylistic subtlety in this documentary film. The erotic abandon by the women in the film inculcates to the viewer’s mind the true power of female sexuality when unbridled.

This film has far reaching implications for women’s sexuality in America and elsewhere. Against the backdrop of erotic ignorance (which is the state of American culture in general) this film is an edifice of great wisdom.

Detailed information abound at: http://www.gspotwomen.com/