Watch thisfascinating Frenchdocumentary,In Search of the G-spot (2011) directed by Gilles Bovon and Sgolne Hanotaux.You can watch the film for free, but you need to be logged into your UH email account. Thefun and witty film seek to answer the decades-oldquestion of whether the G-spot is a myth or reality. The film also tackles the question of its location within the female genitalia. Does the G-spot exist? If so, where is it located? Is it a distinct sexual organ? What is the G-spot?

Sparked by a study written by Andrea Burri (King's College, London) in which she denounces the physical existence of a G-spot, narrator Sgolne Hanotaux sets out to interview numerous authors, citizens, subject experts, geneticists, and therapists about the subject matter thus sparking a renewed interest in this debatable arena.

The film is 45 minutes and 35 seconds long and explores the sciences behind sexual pleasure and the existence of the G-spot. Watch the filmand then write reflection in which you respond to the following questions:

1. What are your general impressions of the film?
2. Describe a clip from the film that resonated with you and explain why
3. Based on research findings from identical twins, Swiss researcher, Dr. Andrea Burri argues that the g-spot is no physical organ but rather a subjective phenomenon. What are your thoughts about this?
4. In contrast to Dr. Burri's claim about the g-spot being a subjective experience rather than a physical organ, findings from French gynecologist, Dr. Odile Buisson suggest the g-spot is the root of the clitoral structure and can be visualized and located during real-time ultrasound. What are your thoughts about this?
5. Research findings by Italian endocrinologist, Dr. Emmaneule Jannini, suggests that the size of the clitoris matters if one were to be vaginally orgasmic. What are your thoughts about this?
6. According to research (studies that have measured prostate-specific antigen (PSA), which exists in the fluids produced by the Skene's glands) Spanish urologist, Francisco Cabello Santamara claims that everyone with a clitoral organ, ejaculates during orgasm, though the ejaculate varies in quantity. Some ejaculate significant amounts of fluid (from the Skene's glands), whereas others ejaculate much less and not noticeable. What are your thoughts about this?
7. What are your thoughts about American gynecologist, Dr. David Matlock and his invention of the G-Shot?
8. The research context in this documentary is very cis-centered and heteronormative. Why might this be? And what are some of the consequences of producing cis- and heteronormative research about sexual response?
9. Please share any additional thoughts