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Help Me Eros

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Skinopsis

A suicidal ex-millionaire spends his days getting blazed and calling a help line, but we have no idea what he could be so depressed about. OK, so he lost all of his money and apparently a girlfriend too, but dude still has tons of weed and manages to hook up with a gaggle of premium-grade Taiwanese hos who rate really high on the Sexocity Scale. He fucks this one chick in like five different positions that would all rank in the really difficult range of the Kama Sutra. There's a stand-up-69, a stand-up-doggystyle and a bunch of other mindblowing positions as he plows his meat into the sweetness of Ivy Yi whose fabulous ass and great tits bounce all over the screen. Later, he fucks a pair of her friends in one of the most insane threeways we've ever seen as these two hot hookers show their great boobage and bombtastic back porches. With an excess of weed and a bounty of supremely hot Asian chicks riding his junk, he really should cheer the fuck up, but some people are never happy.

-- Rick Stanko

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Review

On the steamy, neon-soaked streets of Taipei, broken-down Ah Jie is trying to find his place in a lonely world after losing all of his money on bad investments. He spends his days getting high and talking to Chyi, an obese volunteer helpline counselor. Sexually frustrated by his depressed days of fantasizing about Chyi, Ah Jie shacks up with Shin, a betel nut seller. The two embark on an erotic journey, offset only by Ah Jie's impending poverty. Help Me Eros is a beautifully poetic contradiction in terms — a socially conscious and, at times, stunningly sad meditation on loneliness in Taiwanese society, this almost too-hot-to-handle art film also contains some of the most memorable scenes of threesomes in recent cinema history. Lee takes a page out of Tsai's work to carefully create a titillating and thought-provoking reconstruction of Steven Soderbergh's sex, lies and videotape for the new millennium. (Mandarin with English subtitles)

-- Michael Lerman