Do Women Have a Higher Sex Drive?

Nothing but anti male propaganda. Flies in the face of facts. after 30 min i gave up. Waste of time. Wish I could have given it a zero!

I believe every women should see this documentary. The other reviews have been poor, but they miss an important point: the content is accurate and very thought provoking. I have been researching sexual activity for years, and this documentary nails it on so many points. The premise and title are a bit pretentious and the dialog and questions are stiff, but get past that and listen to the content. The accurate portrayal of female sexuality is excellent, and this important understanding is missed by most of the world's population. The questions about evolutionary drivers and the repression of women's sexuality are very good background for every women (and man), and if you listen with an open mind you will learn a LOT. Take notes and follow up with your own research into each of the topics, to both confirm the accuracy and change your understanding of yourself and your partner. I wish they would have expanded on BDSM given its current cultural relevance, but again... use this great Documentary as a jumping off point to your own sexual revolution.

Don't waste your time with it. Lots of opinions, little facts, a lot of false information. Like describing Jennifer Lyon Bell as "multi award-winning director".

I am a feminist too, but these women in the documentary have obliquely directed view about the world. The fight should be about equality not about who gets the power and who submits to who.When she uttered the 80 to 20 principle and mate selection on the basis of hierarchy, that was where I found the serious mistake most feminist make about the feminism. Moreover she even claimed women were more advantageous when polygamy existed because they could ditch the poor ones. This documentary was full of facts but they had the sense to misguide and incline the plot in their favour without understanding the consequences. Most facts were absolutely right like,the witches being most important among women, genderfluid human nature and urge to be cathartic about the the oppression from patriarchy.

Overall for me this documentary looks more like a corporate feminism rather than feminism of men, women, rich ,and poor

A good documentary about this topic would be how men and women are complementary in their differences...