Le sexe autour du monde

- Season 1

(2011)

Are Swedes really the most open about sex? Are they all blonde bombshells? Phillip finds that this country may be far more conservative than people think - despite their lasting impact on the porn industry.

After colonization and Christianization, sex before marriage has become a major no-no in Rwanda. But does everyone do it but no one talk about it? Plus, females praise a procedure that increases their sexual sensitivity and men discuss why it's important for their wives to achieve orgasm.

Are the English the most prude country in Europe? How common are dominatrix dungeons in jolly old London? Far more common than you might expect.

Are Argentinians really the best lovers? Does it take two to tango? Plus, dinner parties with puppet shows like you've never seen before.

Culture rules everything in India, so why is sex culture so hush-hush? Going against arranged marriages for love, lust and sexual desire was unheard of until recently. Plus, meet the mysterious third gender and meet the woman every man knows from the internet despite pornography being illegal.

The French are far more open and less judgmental about extra marital affairs, but just how common are they? They also claim to have invented and perfected the art of nude and burlesque dancing. But is it true?

Chinese contributions to sexual culture can be seen in ancient drawings and statues discovered throughout history, but the country's sexuality is far more suppressed in modern times under the Communist Regime. Pornography is illegal and sexual openness is discouraged in the country that boasts the world's oldest sex toys.

Did you know that most Japanese couples don't have sex once a baby is conceived because they feel that they have done their work? Pornography, as in most of Asia, is illegal but this has given rise to vivid animations and comics that leave little to the imagination.