保罗五年来一直无法完成博士论文，又一直搞不清楚自己是要当教授还是作家；与相处十年的女友艾丝塔，他既无法继续共同生活，又无法与之真正分手。他在消极的生活中寻求自己的所需，努力要跨过“三十而立”的门槛。最后他做出了自己的决定，他周围的同事和朋友也解决了各自的问题，关系暂时理顺，生活依然继续。

《性生活》是一部官能現實系列，窺探式紀錄片，圍繞「有趣的性和色情體驗」。 美高梅的無劇本與另類電視台和Orion電視台總裁，巴里楫i茲尼克（Barry Poznick）， 分享了他對該節目的熱情，他說：「與電影講故事者合作，從關門的背後帶給觀眾親密而 挑釁的活動，擴大了美高梅電視台獨家節目的範圍 吸引全世界的觀眾。」 該節目的第一季於2019年6月14日在Epix上首映，廣受好評。 第二季亦推出兩集，引起熱 議。

《性 / 生活》讲述了一个女人、她的丈夫以及她的旧情人之间的三角恋故事，采用全新的视角审视了女性的身份和欲望。比莉·康纳利（莎拉·夏希饰）并非生来就是生活在郊区的全职妻子和母亲。在嫁给充满爱心且为人可靠的库伯（迈克·沃格尔饰）并搬到康涅狄格州之前，比莉是一个自由奔放的野孩子。她与好朋友莎夏（玛格丽特·奥黛特饰）一起在纽约生活，工作努力，玩得更嗨。照顾两个年幼的孩子让比莉感到筋疲力尽并开始怀念过去，于是她开始写日记，幻想自己与性感的前男友布莱德（亚当·迪莫斯饰）的激情之旅 — 与后者的分手让她一直无法释怀。但比莉越是回想，就越想不通自己为何走到了今天的地步。然后，丈夫发现了她的日记。有关比莉过去的真相会在她的婚姻中引发一场性革命吗？还是会让她与那个抛弃她并让她心碎的男人再续前缘？

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由于头部受伤，芭芭拉心爱的吉尔变成了一个白痴陌生人，她不再对他有欲望。接近35岁，渴望成为母亲，她与一位新伴侣安顿下来，而失去的爱情让她痛苦不已。

A woman marries the fiancé of her late sister but begins to have doubts when he starts to get overly friendly with a former classmate.

本片曾受邀在邁阿密第一屆同志電影節做為觀摩影片。 這部紀錄片，製作班底是德國人，但使用了英語旁白。德籍導演喬辛‧希克就九段不同的主題，訪談了幾位名人，其中包括瑪丹娜前模特兒男友東尼‧華德(Tony Ward)。導演以悲觀的角度，赤裸裸的披露洛杉磯同志男為金錢出賣”性”的實錄。本片曾獲邀在舊金山1998年同志電影節公開放映。

描述了一群年轻的同性恋演员希望成名成腕的故事，他们共同居住在一个公寓里，里面装了很多网络相机，可以把他们在日常生活中的一举一动都拿到互联网上播放，作为对比，这一纪录片还拍摄了三名现在已经退休的同性恋男演员的生活。

Channel 4's "Secret Life of Japan" series concludes with this moving documentary. Containing personal accounts, this film shows how the stress and strain of failure at work and the recent recession in Japan, are driving increasing numbers of Japanese people to suicide. In the past several years, much has been written about suicides and their connection to high unemployment rates in Japan. Dire statistics show that in the years since 1998, Japan's suicide numbers have topped the 30,000 mark annually. This has the general population, as well as health and social welfare critics around the world taking notice. Near the base of Mount Fuji is an unhappy little spot called Aokigahara Woods, which happens to be one of the most infamous places in Japan for suicidal people to do themselves in. In recent years these woods have been known by a more tragic name, "Suicide Forest". In 2003, 78 middle-aged men apparently committed suicide here by hanging themselves from tree branches. This is an increase from the former record of 73 found on searches back in 1998. Experts cite unemployment, bankruptcies and other economic problems as major reasons for the deaths. The total number of Japanese suicides is roughly equal to that of the entire United States, a country that has more than twice Japan's population. To put the latest data in context, in today's Japan one is roughly five times as likely to die by one's own hand as to be killed in a traffic accident. Some cultural factors exacerbate the problem: lack of religious prohibition against suicide, reluctance to discuss mental health and stress-related problems, a literary tradition that romanticizes suicide, a view of suicide as an honorable act, a way of taking responsibility for failure, among other issues. The breakdown of family and social networks and the increasing isolation of individuals contribute to the problem.