This movie uses the huge topic of immigration to dive into deep issues like race and class, though the heart of the story is really about sexuality. It uses a pretty unique style where it doesn't just tell you everything upfront. Instead, it peels back layers like an onion, so you slowly start to get why the characters are doing what they’re doing. I honestly loved this film; it’s very subtle and nothing feels over the top. The emotions and the way things play out feel very much in sync with what’s happening in the world today. The story kicks off in Iran, where a man named Reza is getting married even though he’s secretly gay. He gets caught with his male partner and has to run for his life, but sadly his partner is killed. The movie then jumps to Montreal, where Reza is hiding from the authorities in a church basement. Through flashbacks, we learn about his journey and meet the other main character, Saad. Saad is a migrant from Morocco who has actually changed his identity to sta...
I am sure the title will catch on everyone's attention especially the gays. To be honest, this is not really a documentary that has anything to do with gay community but then its about big dicks and how can us gay men not be interested in a topic like this, despite the fact that men in this film are all supposedly straight. We met 5-6 guys in UK who have above average penis, we hear about their challenges and most importantly we also do get to see their schlongs on display. Honestly, I am shocked that such a documentary was allowed to be telecast on UK's Channel4 and it hasn't caused an uproar or anything, especially since it does have. A lot of nudity.
We meet Joe, a skinny average height guy who is a shower with a massive 9.5 inch dick. He spends quite a bit of money tying to find the right underwear to fit in but everywhere he goes he gets stared and has problem finding a job since everyone thinks he has got an erection. His dick is apparently thicker than most forearms. There is Bonnie, a girl who is a size queen and together with her boyfriend of 7.5 inch penis is always on a look out for a bigger cock. They find Andy, a blessed man and arrange for a threesome. A YouTube is trying to make thought provoking videos about fetching of black men and their BBC. Scott is a football player but all his mates do is talk about his massive dick and share its pics and videos (made without his consent) in their chat groups. A gentle soul that he is, Scott finally takes courage to have a conversation about this with the group leader. The saddest candidates Matt, who has been struggling to find love. He is either fetishsized for his dick or if he thinks things are going good, the penis size eventually becomes an issue. His situation is so bad that he even considers getting a penis reduction surgery.
This documentary can only be described as 'shocking' since its a daring subject. Despite the title, I still couldn't believe quite how in-depth the documentary was, with full-frontal shots of penises being shown left, right and centre. Some men embraced it more than others, and were even making fortunes off the back of their blessings. We also hear points of view of some women about whether penis size matters to them, but in my opinion, its one of those things where some people prefer big dicks exactly like how some people bigger tits. At less than 50 minutes duration, this documentary is a very easy watch. With a subject like the and big dicks on display, it definitely had my full attention, pun intended. (6/10)

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