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Heavy Petting is a 1989 documentary directed by Obie Benz and Joshua Waletzky. Overview. Celebrities reveal their first sexual experiences. References
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Filmmaker Obie Benz recalls sex in 1950s America with clips, music, and accounts by David Byrne, Sandra Bernhard, Spalding Gray.
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Heavy Petting is a 2007 American romantic comedy film written and directed by Marcel Sarmiento. The film follows a young man as he falls in love with a girl, but has to battle with her dog for her affections, only to discover that he himself is falling in love with the dog.
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A humorous look at teenage romance in America, its trials, tribulations, and mores, utilizing compilation footage and interviews.
A documentary wherein (mostly) well-known personalities share anecdotes about their own, often hilarious, sexual self-discovery. In particular, David Byrne is the highlight here, who appears so visibly uncomfortable discussing sex, masturbation, and girls that he could vomit at any minute.
Overview. Celebrities and creatives -- including musician David Byrne, performance artist Spalding Gray, comedian Sandra Bernhard, radical activist Abbie Hoffman, and poet Allen Ginsberg-- recall their earliest sexual experiences.
Heavy Petting. When Charlie (Brendan Hines) meets Daphne (Malin Akerman), the girl of his dreams, he never expects he'll have to battle past her pet dog "Babydoll" to win her heart. Just when it seems he can't beat the beast, and all is lost, something unexpected happens...
