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Doing It
A hot older brother who knows how. A hot younger brother who wants to know how. Teenaged Jon Christopher gets a red-hot sex education when he sets out to emulate big brother Michael's real-life encounters in bedrooms, back-alleys and glory-holes until he ends up knowing a lot more than his muscular superstud brother ever knew!
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Plot Summary
A young man navigates the complexities of love and intimacy in early 1980s Australia. The film explores his burgeoning relationships, personal growth, and the societal expectations he faces as he comes of age. It delves into themes of desire, connection, and the often awkward journey of self-discovery during adolescence.
Critical Reception
Doing It received mixed to positive reviews upon its release, with critics often highlighting its sensitive portrayal of youth and relationships. While some found it to be a bit melodramatic, many praised its honest depiction of Australian teenage life and its exploration of sexual awakening. The film resonated with audiences for its relatable characters and its candid approach to coming-of-age themes.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its authentic portrayal of adolescent struggles and burgeoning sexuality.
Noted for its candid and sometimes sensitive exploration of relationships.
Some critics found the pacing and dramatic elements to be uneven.
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Fun Fact
The film was considered a somewhat controversial release in 1980s Australia due to its frank depiction of teenage sexuality.
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