Do Women Have a Higher Sex Drive?

Do Women Have a Higher Sex Drive? is a 2018 documentary film by Dutch media producer Jan-Willem Breure. It is presented by Cheyenne Löhnen and covers the topics of female sexuality, gender and feminism.[1][2]

Do Women Have A Higher Sex Drive?
Directed byJan-Willem Breure, Anouk Pluijm
Written byJan-Willem Breure, Anouk Pluijm, Cheyenne Löhnen
StarringAnnine van der Meer, Jennifer Lyon Bell, Dian Biemans, Nicole Caldwell, Marcia Chong, Katarina Gaborova, Sandri Moti
Narrated byCheyenne Löhnen
CinematographyJan-Willem Breure, Anouk Pluijm
Production
company
JW Productions
Distributed byGravitas Ventures
Release date
  • June 5, 2018 (2018-06-05)
Running time
70 minutes
CountryNetherlands
LanguageEnglish

Synopsis

The documentary explores female sexuality and challenges many long had beliefs society has had about women. The film also explores the polarization and growing tensions between men and women and the fundamental reasons behind these problems. How to rise of women has impacted society and how this new power has transformed mate selection. The film also goes into great detail examining issues such as female orgasms, lust, women's pornography, female sex toys, evolutionary biology and the many misconceptions both genders have about each other. It looks had how society conditions women from a young age to act and behave a certain way and looks at the consequences of this conditioning. How women navigate in these contradicting environments, where on the one hand the media encourages sexual freedom for women, but on the other hand family encourages abstinence. [3][4][5][6]

See also

References
  1. "IMDB Do Women Have A Higher Sex Drive?". IMDB.com.
  2. "Film Review Do Women Have A Higher Sex Drive?". Gavitas Ventures OnDemand.
  3. "Scorpion TV - 52 min TV Version?". Scorpion TV.
  4. "Do Women Have A Higher Sex Drive iTunes". iTunes.
  5. "Article Film Review Medium". Medium.com.
  6. "Film Review Do Women Have A Higher Sex Drive?". Thebeautifulkind.com.
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