(2013-2014, 130 min)
Country: Canada, U.S.
Director: Charlie David
Studio: Border2BorderEnt.
Language: English
SYNOPSIS: Gay movie icon Charlie David digs deep with numerous different (incredibly sexy) subjects to find out what it's like living life as a male stripper. Fascinating and candid, the I'm a Stripper series plays out like the real-life Magic Mike!
REVIEW:
I'm a Stripper - Part 1
This documentary follows the lives of three male strippers in the sexiest cities in North America – Montreal, Niagara Falls and Las Vegas. Each guy has been selected to create a dynamic perspective on the reality of making a living in the buff. From an outspoken crew of friends making their living gig to gig in the Niagara Region, to a young Asian man rebelling from his conservative upbringing by dancing for men in Montreal, to the big lights of a show on the Las Vegas Strip - this documentary takes a hard look at an industry that’s becoming more accepted. Is it about money? Is it a sexual turn-on? How did they get here? What do their families and friends think? Do they take their work home with them? How much do they make? Is it competitive on the floor trying to get private dances? What is life like away from the club? How do they size up a client? I’m a Stripper offers the full meal deal and with so much of its subjects’ personal lives exposed - leaves its audience with a lot to chew on.
I'm a Stripper Too - Part 2
Writer/director/actor/author Charlie David is back with a follow-up to his hit doc I'm a Stripper. This time, he's following two brand new, scorching-hot men who drop their clothes and dance for money. Gabriel tries to manage an open relationship while finding out his father has been keeping secrets from him. Bronco considers hanging up his G-string as he approaches his 30th birthday.
I'm a Stripper Boylesque - Part 3
A Boylesque show is guaranteed to leave you hot under the collar, howling with laughter, and screaming for more! This new documentary from director Charlie David, the third entry in the I'm a Stripper series, takes an in-depth look at the art of burlesque from the male perspective. The fellas of this flick are a gender-f#$k rainbow of cultural and sexual diversity and provide a great "He said/She said" sound-off on the fundamental differences between mega-muscle swagger-stripping and the art of Boylesque.
-- Review courtesy of Border2Border Entertainment (http://www.border2border.ca)
