Thank you for writing Amazon. We don't know at this time when it will be available in Europe, would have to find somebody willing to sell it. A dvd release is scheduled for June. Arte-tv.com looks interesting, are they wiling to deal with such an explicit film? From what I could see at the website, there was no other sexually explicit films. But my French is not that great. If you have any insight please let me know, we would love to get the film out to everybody. Anna

Hi Ben, Thank you for your ideas and insights on distribution. Right now, we have a signed contract with one digital distributor, and one for dvd (that is scheduled for June), and cannot legally self distribute, until they give up finding outlets. When the dvds are ready, we will be able to sell them off out site, according to the contract.
We wanted the platform to be as mainstream as possible, so that the film could reach more people. The question is if that will ever work, and we will see.
I the end, we may have to do it ourselves Best, Anna

I loved Insexm. I was a huge, huge, huge fan. I only *just* found out this documentary existed and I've been searching for a way to get a copy . I'd like to use it as part of an ongoing project. See, I'm part of a community group that focuses on educating people about their rights and how their rights are being violated, how laws that seem to make perfect sense in some instances are used as precedence for violations of the constitution, etc. We get judges, lawyers and cops to do public speaking for various sexual freedom groups and I'd loooooove to do a "movie night" once a month featuring documentaries such as this one. However, I can't get a copy. They just don't exist. I couldn't even find one on eBay. I really don't see why you guys don't distribute the film yourselves. There are tons of BDSM community websites that would be perfect advertising venues. Kinksters would be the most likely to make the purchases and we don't usually go looking for kink-related stuff on Amazon.com. I saved it to my netflix que, but I wouldn't have thought to look there for this type of film, either, and I've been a member for *ages*. It'd be horrible if you guys couldn't make any money from the project. I'm not sure what your future goals are. Do you want to make more documentaries in the future? If so, then making sure this one was viewed would be really important just for the exposure. It would also be pretty righteous: you'd be providing vital information to the whole world. So there are at least 2 benefits to putting the film on like, BitTorrent and such. If you can't figure out how to make money off of it (which I can't actually imagine) then you may as well get what you can from it. Odds are, one of those who were lucky enough to get it from Amazon will end up sharing it on a P2P anyway. If *you* do it yourself it'd be like viral marketing. I'll be sure to post links to this site everywhere I blog and stuff. I'll also send it to a ProDomme I know that's pretty infamous and knows how to exploit social networking sites phenomenally. However, unless you can produce the film for purchase, I'm not sure it will help. If you can produce DVD copies for about $10 plus shipping and downloadable versions for about $5, you could get a LOT of sales in a short period and just use GoogleCheckOut to collect the money. You could start on small storefront sites like eCrater.com (free) and then if it gets shut down it's no big Wah: you just use a different computer/account and do it again. The whole thing being underground like that would be a huge appeal to lots of people, not just the kinksters of the world. Anyway, that's my rant and some ideas. Hopefully it was at least a little helpful. <3,
MagicChelle