Sex Can Be Difficult

About This Movie

This 1962 comedy, 'Sex Can Be Difficult', presents a rather whimsical exploration of relationships tangled in both desire and societal expectations. With a narrative that weaves through the lives of a journalist, a greedy attorney, a hopeful soldier, and an adventurous German couple, it manages to capture the awkwardness of love and the humorous missteps therein. The film has this light, almost playful tone, even when diving into deeper themes of fidelity and ambition. The performances, while not groundbreaking, have a certain charm that keeps the viewer engaged. It’s distinctive for its episodic feel, showcasing different characters and their often misguided romantic pursuits in a way that feels both fresh and familiar, typical of early '60s European cinema.

This film has seen limited releases over the years, primarily in VHS and some obscure DVD formats, which makes it somewhat scarce for collectors. Interest tends to spike among those who appreciate early '60s comedies or the nuances of European cinema from that era. Because of its episodic structure, many find it a fascinating study of romantic tropes, making it a conversation starter among collectors and enthusiasts alike.