Synopsis
Halfway between unbiased pornographic cinema and denouncing social cinema, Cling Film travels humorously and recklessly through a catalogue of sexual encounters and mishaps to take to task the media's repressive approach to its coverage of HIV infection and AIDS before the turn of the millennium. An energetic and frontal attack on censorship and its bedfellows: prudishness, guilt and shame.
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