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Celebrities and artists discuss the meaning of “What is sexy?” with award-winning director and artist Steve Balderson. “I dare you; I f***ing dare you to watch this and not totally be swept up by it in like 5 minutes. It’s hypnotic!” Steve Balderson is that guy.

“An amusing, candid and perverse treat!” Vulnerability. Passion. Attitude. Eye contact. Humor. Confidence. Innocence. These are just a few of the responses you may hear when you ask someone what they think is sexy. While the title may be intimidating to some, Phone Sex is a social experiment led by filmmaker Steve Balderson whose curiosity led him to inquire about one of life s most intriguing questions. Read more on next page.

What is sexy? To some, humor, vulnerability and passion make the top of the list, but when you collect responses from some of the most creative, dynamic and off the wall people you know, you might as well expect the unexpected. While many people attribute sexiness to physical attractiveness, personality, and sexuality, when asked, most people are forthright and unreserved. Phone Sex is an amusing, candid and perverse treat that reassures you that there are stranger things in life than the neighbor that wears a spotlight to mow his yard at night. Phone Sex isn t about visual stimulation; it s about offering a real perspective from real people, varied by religion, creed, color or sexuality. From porn star Ron Jeremy to comedian Penn Jillette, famous fag-hag Margaret Cho to the infamous Jer Ber Jones, writer/ bellydancer/ journalist Pleasant Gehman to actress Edie McClurg, Phone Sex accomplishes bringing talk radio interest to the screen by fusing simple imagery with interesting content.

You know who I m talking about. That one guy everyone meets in film school or a festival, and a five minute conversation later you just KNOW that he s going to eventually hit it big. It d be like running into Chris Nolan around the time he was promoting Following . You watch the movie; you meet the guy and BOOM! It s like a religious conversion. There s no doubt in your mind that he s destined for greatness. It s like having ESP and seeing in the future for a minute. After I saw Balderson’s “Firecracker” I knew he was that guy. Never mind the defeatist mantra of the indie filmmaker about genius being never being appreciated by the common man, the reality is that the truly talented people who keep working and pumping out movies that appeal to at least 60% of the population in some form or another, no matter what kind of minuscule release they get, don t stay unknown forever. Now they may reject fame or screw up fame, but nonetheless someone s going to notice them eventually. Hollywood may be stupid, but it s not blind. The bad, the mediocre and even the pretty damn good may never get a chance, which is both a sad truth and a tragedy, but the great are always noticed because they can rake in bucks all across the board and the investors consider those movies like their retirement savings. They won t make a gazillion bucks now, but they always make money and it s a smart move to have a few cards left to play in your hand when you re almost out of the game. Steve Balderson is that guy; and, like all talented people, he is a restless soul. He doesn t just sit around and wait for the funding to clear on his next project.
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