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Far more benign and sweet-natured than its outrageously raunchy premise would suggest, Sleeping Dogs Lie is an innocuous, mildly enjoyable comedy written and directed, rather improbably, by none other than comic Bobcat Goldthwait. There's mercifully scant trace of Goldthwait's obnoxious persona in the film, which received a surprisingly favorable reception at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival, where it was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize (losing to Quinceanera).
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Coming Soon (1998)
A country girl joins two wealthy Manhattanites in their search for orgasmic discovery in the upper-crust high school scene and beyond in this girl-spun sex comedy.
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The Oh in Ohio (2006)
Frustrated by his wife's frigitiy, Jack moves out and takes up with a very young student. Meanwhile, Priscilla finds an end to her sexual journey with the pool guy who cleans pools for a living.
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sex, lies, and videotape (1989)
A mysterious man, who likes to videotape women talking about their sexual fantasies, arrives at the house of a college friend. His presence causes profound changes in the lives of his friend, his friend's wife and his friend's lover.
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Junebug (2005)
A Chicago art dealer marries a Southerner from an uptight North Carolina family. When she attempts to track down a reclusive back-woods artist, her in-laws get their petticoats in a twist in various and sundry ways.
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Bodies, Rest and Motion (1993)
A small Arizona town is the backdrop for four young people trying to find fulfillment in their lives.
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