Boggman Annabel Chong gang-banged her way to the top of the porn industry by having sex with 251 guys in 10 hours. Did she do it to make a feminist statement, for the money, or because she simply enjoyed the act itself? The film explores all the possibilities and more.This documentary is more about the person behind the act other than the actual act itself. Annabel is quite an interesting character. At times she comes across as highly intelligent, and other times she appears to be highly sensitive, fragile, and self-destructive.The documentary is presented through a serious of interviews and outtakes, some of which can be pretty disturbing.The parts in which Annabel demonstrates her techniques for self mutilation, as well as her mother in Singapore discovering what her her daughter has been doing in America for a living are particularly gut-wrenching.A very intriguing look at a this multi-faceted / multi-dimensional character and woman.Recommended!

Chris Bright A number of the comments here seem way off the mark to me. Saying this woman is messed up & needs therapy and going on to complain that she's ugly says more about the commenter than the commented upon in my view.I guess all documentaries are constructed in such a way as to put forward an argument, but here again, some people are complaining about hidden agendas whereas others are complaining that not enough conclusions are drawn and demanding pat psychological explanations. It seems to me that the film presents you with the facts and asks you to decide for yourself what to think about them, and that that's no bad thing.I liked Grace by the end of the film. It's clear she has some issues and she's chosen a pretty unconventional way of working through them, but I don't think it's anyone's place to judge her. I'm glad to hear she's made some money from the documentary at least and seems to be doing OK in her new life as a computer geek. Interesting use of the word "geek" actually - now means computer buff, used to mean circus freak.

CharltonBoy This film is quite disturbing because all you come away feeling is angry.Angry at the morons who exploited this woman , angry at the documentary maker ,who seemed to revel in the fact that this woman made the most appalling decisions and mostly you feel angry at Annabel Chong. This woman is the most pathetic specimen i have seen i many a long time. She has no regard for her family or her own health. After taking part in the totally unsexy gang bang she didnt care if she caught aids , she didnt care what her friend , family or college friends thought and most of all she obviously didnt care what a pathetic woman she looked like the general public by making the film. The only reason the porn industry wanted anything to do with this immature woman is because she had no scruples and would sleep with over 250 men. It certainly can't be because the woman is sexy or erotic in anyway. She is a pug like ugly woman who's teeth look like thy have been modelled on Stonehenge. All i can say is that if Annabel Chong ( or whatever your real name is) reads this please have some dignity and respect your body and family and leave the porn industry to those who are good at it and look the part. 5 out of 10.

Infofreak 'Sex' raises more questions than it answers. Particularly what exactly was director Gough Lewis trying to achieve here, what is his relationship with Annabel Chong and what does she think she is going to get out of this? The porn industry is sleazy. We know that. People are exploited. We know that too. Chong is profoundly screwed up. Not much of a surprise there. She unconvincingly uses feminist psycho-babble to justify her actions. Okay. All this documentary does is make Chong look pathetic and misguided. We never understand what REALLY motivates her to participate in such extreme behavior as "the world's biggest gang bang". There are no genuine insights about Chong, or sexuality, or human relationships, or anything else. In that sense this movie is a failure, but an interesting one. Worth a look, just don't expect much.