Websex: What's the Harm?

An eye-opening, sobering look at how digital culture reshapes sexuality, prompting discomfort and reflection without easy answers.

An intimate, unsettling look at how internet porn shapes lives, told through personal stories that linger.

An eye-opening and sobering look at a hidden world, leaving a lingering sense of unease and empathy.

An enlightening and warm docuseries that feels like a candid, science-backed conversation about pleasure, mixing personal stories with expert insight.

An intimate, voyeuristic look at real people's erotic lives that is candid and sometimes confronting.

A thoughtful, offbeat tour of the digital age that mixes wonder, unease, and Herzog's deadpan curiosity into a quietly unsettling meditation.

A sober, interview-driven look at teenage sexuality that feels earnest and quietly unsettling, heavy with social pressure and shame.

A thoughtful, chatty look at how phones reshaped courtship, mixing real voices with a curious, slightly playful tone.

A candid, talk-driven documentary that feels like an intimate and thoughtful conversation about how the internet reshapes sex and selfhood.

A quiet, unsettling plunge into a public humiliation, told with empathy for everyone caught in the lie.

An intimate, reflective documentary that traces a painful public life with candor and warmth, leaving a sense of hard-won resilience.

An explicit, clinical yet slightly playful documentary that mixes frank medical discussion with graphic demonstrations, making for an informative but often uncomfortable watch.