The title is meaningless for this very fine latter-day feature from the all-time great Bob Chinn, shot after his newfound fame after the release of "Boogie Nights" which satirized his career (personified by Burt Reynolds). His better half, Deborah Chinn is the prime creative force here, as writer, producer and NonSex star.
She portrays the producer of a popular TV talk show for women "The Feminine Side", hosted by Stephanie Swift, who inveigles her boss to let her go out on a road trip, her trusty camera person Inari Vachs at her side, to interview women about their orgasms (or lack thereof) for a future broadcast. Several crew members have cameos, including Bob Chinn himself as director of the show and Red Ezra as another cameraman.
The comedy is light and the sex scenes satisfying, all leading up to a highly predictable conclusion. I was impressed with Deborah's script, and overall the acting is of a much higher quality than usual in these Wicked Pictures rom-coms. Randy Spears is surprisingly frank in the "All Access -Making of" short subject about his disinterest in his nothing role as Swift's main squeeze (who fails to give her any orgasms), and it shows in his nothing performance. More energetic are contract star Sydnee Steele paired with hubby Mike Horner as a farmer couple who get off at artichoke harvest time and very well-cast as a buxom stripper, Tina Cheri.
