The Sunny Side of Sex

Since the sexual revolution of the 1960s, Westerners like to think their ideas about sex are fairly sophisticated compared to less developed nations. Dutch filmmaker Sunny Bergman sets out to talk to the women of Uganda, India and Cuba in an attempt to challenge this idea. In episode one, she joins a class of Ugandan school children being taught the importance of sexual pleasure for both partners in a relationship. Sunny then meets with a professional 'sex aunt', whose job it is to instruct girls in the pleasures of sex.

Dutch filmmaker Sunny Bergman continues her travels around the world to reveal a new and unique perspective about sexuality in other cultures. In this final episode, Sunny travels to communist Cuba, where no billboard-type advertising is allowed - but finds that personal sexual advertising is popular. Sunny also discovers that the very absence of sex-sells advertising is a boost to personal sex life in Cuba.

Dutch filmmaker Sunny Bergman continues her travels around the world to reveal a new and unique perspective about sexuality in other cultures. In this episode, Sunny travels to India, the home Kama Sutra, where she explores how ancient Indians freely preached the religion of sexual pleasure. In Baul, on the border of India with Bangladesh, Sunny discovers the practice of sexual yoga is a daily ritual.