BDSM: It's Not What You Think! Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 55 votes
Tags: alternative sexuality
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

BDSM: It's Not What You Think!
Title in Italiano:

BDSM: It's Not What You Think!
Title in Português:

BDSM: It's Not What You Think!

Synopsis

Bay Area educators and community folks volunteered and appeared in this student film that was meant to be for a class project at SFSU - 10 minutes was the requested project amount from the instructor.

Well, the film-makers ended up making one of best intro to BDSM documentary movies that I have ever seen in my many years in this lifestyle.

The film quality, lighting, editing and artistic approach quite exceptional.

It is a great film for educators, mental health professionals, and other sex-educators.

It is offers a sex-positive approach which takes the Newbie step-by-step in a PG-13 manner.

The film has been on the film festival circuit and receiving rave reviews.

This film is a classic and very much needed as an education tool.

Every University and college that has an ethnic studies, social justice, counseling, psychology, and sociology departments should have this as part of their teaching tool presentation.

All medical school should have this so that doctors can deal with a variety of lifestyles in a healthy manner.

This will reduce the stigma and also redefine the various pathologies that are in the DSM-IV-TR books (American Psychology Association).

If general, people should be exposed to various orientation and lifestyle that they are not familiar with.

This one offers the real deal ( not from a research point of view) the people and educators involved in the topic of BDSM/Fetish/Kinky, alternative loving and adult play.

About the documentary Quoted from their website: "Topics of pain, abuse, stereotypes, race and community are broached in BDSM: Its Not What You Think! Mixing interviews, dramatizations and archival footage, this funny and educational film picks the brains of various Bay Area kinksters in order to debunk some of the myths surrounding BDSM play."

Get the DVD it finally came out. http://www.bdsmdocumentary.com/ check out the trailer and buy the movie.

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User reviews

Laura Roberts
6/10

The choice of music is diverse and complements the different perspectives shared by the interviewees.

Margaret Williams
3/10

The lack of variety in the soundtrack made the viewing experience monotonous and less engaging. It failed to capture the diverse themes and emotions presented in the film, which ultimately detracted from its impact.

Donna Brown
2/10

The quality of the audio mixing was subpar, with some tracks overpowering the dialogue and important moments in the documentary. This made it difficult to fully appreciate the stories and insights shared by the individuals featured in the film.

Patricia Young
8/10

The band soundtrack effectively underscores the interviews and dramatizations, adding an extra layer of meaning and emotion to the content.

Kenneth Hernandez
9/10

The music selection in the film is not only fitting but also adds depth and emotion to the diverse topics explored. Each track seems carefully chosen to resonate with the themes of the documentary, creating a powerful and memorable impact on the viewers.

Ronald Davis
8/10

The quality of the music production is top-notch, showcasing the talent and creativity of the individuals behind the soundtrack.

Linda Wilson
6/10

The soundtrack seamlessly transitions between scenes, creating a cohesive and engaging viewing experience.

Betty Hernandez
5/10

The music sets the tone for each segment, enhancing the viewer's understanding of the topic.

Joshua Robinson
7/10

Each track in the soundtrack enhances the viewing experience, setting the tone for different scenes and discussions within the documentary.

Laura Lee
7/10

The soundtrack contributes to the educational aspect of the film, helping to engage viewers and create a memorable experience.

Donna Lewis
5/10

The music enhances the viewer's engagement with the film, making it a more immersive experience.

Susan Hall
5/10

The music selection is thoughtfully curated and adds an extra layer of intensity to the documentary.

Michael Lopez
6/10

The band soundtrack effectively captures the essence of the BDSM community, showcasing its diversity and complexity.

Steven Martin
7/10

The music selection demonstrates a deep understanding of the subject matter, adding depth and emotion to the storytelling.

Paul Baker
7/10

I appreciate how the music in the documentary respects the topic of BDSM, treating it with sensitivity and authenticity.

Michelle Green
6/10

The soundtrack adds depth and emotion to the personal stories shared in the film.

Steven Wilson
8/10

The soundtrack is diverse, incorporating a range of genres and styles that reflect the complexity and diversity of BDSM culture.