There's a lot to unpack in these 70 minutes, and sure, it is pretty commonly known as one of the most pointless and pretentious things to have ever wondered the earth, but if look deeper, there's a genius bit of commentary on how vulnerable we are as human beings and how we're constantly being exposed for doing the wrong thing for the right reasons. Every pixel of the ass is us. The plot synopsis drives home the point of how destined we are as a species to explore our sexuality in many ways, and it was the free 60s, I guarantee that love could be found in the weirdest and most exposing of places. I was a non-believer before but I can now see why people consider this as a masterpiece, and I blame each and every one of you.
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