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Love And Sex (2013-2019)
5 x 58m | English | Anne Loussouarn, Antoine Lassaigne, Sarah Fournier
They’re an integral part of all of our lives, yet the treatment of love and sex can vary wildly between individuals, not to mention between cultures. In this series, we travel across the continents to discover the differing attitudes to love and sex.
In China, the one-child policy has led to a surplus of male singles, and a new market has spread up around dating, while in Japan, women are growing tired of waiting for a man, and choosing to marry themselves instead. In India, we hear the story of the country’s first openly – and illegally – gay prince, and witness huge and elaborate weddings. And in the USA, we meet the three-person polyamourous ‘thruple’ raising four children.
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Episodes
Love and Sex in China
In China, the one-child policy has led to a surplus of male singles, and a new market has spread up around dating.
Love and Sex in Japan
In the land of the Rising Sun, love and relationships are in danger. A quarter of all Japanese people aged 30-40 are virgins and 50% of the population admits to not having sex regularly.
Love and Sex in India
It's the birthplace of the Kama Sutra and Bollywood romances but in real life, kissing in the street or just talking about sex in India is considered obscene.
Love and Sex in the USA
From sex scandals with global repercussions to promoting a national chastity movement, American views on sex veer from one extreme to the other. We travel across the country to find out more.
Love and Sex in Russia
It’s a country of contradictions, where love and sex clash with customs and patriarchy. Where traditional values and large families are glorified but 40% of children grow up without a father and domestic abuse isn’t a crime. Welcome to Putin’s Russia.