Movie review: Kama-Sutra: The Secrets to the Art of Love

This is an instructional video covering 50 different positions and is intended as a primer on the erotic Indian arts. Channeling sexual energy and intimacy to bring couples together, achieve higher levels of orgasm, and inner peace are the goals here.

This is much better done than many Kama-Sutra instructional materials I have seen before. Positions are presented by a man and woman in a modest bedroom setting and video is most often rotating to show the complete position. This was much better than illustrations I have seen where you only get one perspective and it is hard to understand the complete position.

Audio includes a brief description of the position and information regarding the level of physical ability required for the position, which partner will benefit from more pronounced stimulation in the position, if it helps delay male orgasm or provides for quicker female orgasm, and if there are any dangers or tips for success of the position.

This was also a nice balance between true instructional video and pornography. The actors were nude obviously, but there was also fondling and touching evoking nice emotion of events but falling short of becoming porn. Music was good in parts but became a bit repetitive after a while.

Overall this was a nicely done video and well worth watching by anyone interested in learning the erotic arts or as a good refresher on some of the basics.

Released: 2006
Reviewed: 7.20.16
Star rating: 4 out of 5
Genre: Documentary

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