To be released November 12, 2004 THE SATURN RETURN OF THE KINSEY REPORT
The Kinsey Report is having its Saturn Return soon (turning 30ish) just like you, Orlando Bloom and Kate Winslet. People like Camilla Parker-Bowles and Arnold Schwarzenegger are having their second Saturn Return.
It's time to take another look at Kinsey and his work.
Right on schedule, here's the TRAILER for the film documentary of Kinsey's life and work starring Timothy Hutton, Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Chris O'Donnell and Peer Sarsgaard.
Here's the description quoted from the New York Times. "Alfred Kinsey was a zoologist who taught at Indiana University and had a keen interest in an area of human behavior that had seen little scholarly research -- human sexuality. While the courtship and reproductive patterns of animals had been carefully documented, Kinsey believed that most "established facts" about human sexual behavior were a matter of conjecture rather than research and that what most people said about their sex lives was not born out by the facts. After introducing a course in "Marriage" at Indiana University which offered frank information on sex to students, Kinsey began an exhaustive series of interviews with a wide variety of people from all walks of life in order to find out the truth about sex in America.
"When he published Sexual Behavior and the Human Male in 1948, his findings were wildly controversial, indicating that most men have a wider variety of sexual experiences than most people imagined, including a number of practices commonly thought to be dangerous or perverted (including pre-marital sex, same-sex contacts, and masturbation). "
The Kinsey Report is having its Saturn Return soon (turning 30ish) just like you, Orlando Bloom and Kate Winslet. People like Camilla Parker-Bowles and Arnold Schwarzenegger are having their second Saturn Return.
It's time to take another look at Kinsey and his work.
Right on schedule, here's the TRAILER for the film documentary of Kinsey's life and work starring Timothy Hutton, Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Chris O'Donnell and Peer Sarsgaard.
Here's the description quoted from the New York Times. "Alfred Kinsey was a zoologist who taught at Indiana University and had a keen interest in an area of human behavior that had seen little scholarly research -- human sexuality. While the courtship and reproductive patterns of animals had been carefully documented, Kinsey believed that most "established facts" about human sexual behavior were a matter of conjecture rather than research and that what most people said about their sex lives was not born out by the facts. After introducing a course in "Marriage" at Indiana University which offered frank information on sex to students, Kinsey began an exhaustive series of interviews with a wide variety of people from all walks of life in order to find out the truth about sex in America.
"When he published Sexual Behavior and the Human Male in 1948, his findings were wildly controversial, indicating that most men have a wider variety of sexual experiences than most people imagined, including a number of practices commonly thought to be dangerous or perverted (including pre-marital sex, same-sex contacts, and masturbation). "
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