Sex. Power. Sex. Power. Oh, did we mention sex? Alvy has a crush on the office secretary Meghan, played by Nikki Dial. When a major promotion is in the offing, the office politics start and the sexual power plays flourish. Explore the world of corporate sexual intrigue in Sex.
Sex (1993) likely aims to be a straightforward, no-frills exploration of sexual activity, possibly presenting itself as a definitive or comprehensive look at the subject within the adult genre context. The narrative structure could be varied: it might be a vignette film showcasing different types of encounters, partners, or settings; it could follow a specific set of characters through diverse experiences; or it might even adopt a pseudo-documentary style. Released in 1993, Sex would reflect the production values and stylistic trends of early 90s adult cinema. The film’s main selling point is its blunt title, promising viewers exactly what the genre delivers, potentially aiming for a broad appeal by focusing on the core element – the explicit depiction of sexual acts – without needing a complex plot or elaborate thematic dressing.
