On the Red Carpet... Modern Love is Automatic

During the CineKink NYC/2010 festivities, Ivy Liegh chats with cast and crew of Modern Love is Automatic, including director Zach Clark, actresses Maggie Ross and Melodie Sisk, and cinematographer Daryl Pittman.





The stylized film, which won a CineKink Select Award for Creative Vision, asks some burning questions: Will Lorraine’s secret life as a dominatrix be revealed? And will Adrian sell enough mattresses to be featured in the big coupon spread? In pursuing their hidden desires and misguided dreams, both girls find their paths crossing in ways they never expected.

On the Red Carpet... Balloons

During the CineKink NYC/2010 festivities, director Charles Nukolls takes a few moments to discuss his film, Balloons, with Ivy Liegh.

Winner of the jury-selected Best Short Documentary award at CineKink, the piece looks at a unique use for what you might not think of as a sex toy.

On the Red Carpet... Coverage

Director Jef Taylor discusses his short film, Coverage, during the CineKink NYC/2010 festivities.



In the film, which won a CineKink Honorable Best Mention Award, the events and subsequent media coverage of September 11th, 2001 create a sexual obsession that threatens to destroy a relationship,

On the Red Carpet... Anti-Samaritan Hotline

During the CineKink NYC/2010 festivities, Ivy Liegh chats with director A. Tad Chamberlain, and then also with actress Goddess LeeAnn, about their film, Anti-Samaritan Hotline.





The film, which won a CineKink Select Award for Creative Vision, is a "comedy about death, despair, suicide and sado-masochism."

On the Red Carpet... My Sexuality: A Sensory Experience

During the CineKink NYC/2010 festivities, Ivy Liegh chats a bit with director Felicia Giouzelis about her film, My Sexuality: A Sensory Experience.

Winner of the 2010 CineKink Audience Choice Award for Best Documentary, the work shines light on five ordinary women from different backgrounds, sexual preferences and past experiences as they experiment with five deliciously different activities intended to boost both sense of self and sexuality.

Amazon pulls Graphic Sexual Horror due to "explicit content"

The directors of Graphic Sexual Horror which tied for the Audience Choice Award for Best Documentary at CineKink 2009, recently noted on their website that Amazon had removed the film from its online storefront, where it had made the site's "Top 10" list of both documentary and independent films downloaded for the days it was available.

If you'd like to help, they ask that supporters write to Amazon and let them know of your interest in purchasing the film. And, with a potential DVD release planned for the summer, communicate your interest by adding the title to your Netflix queue.