| Birgitte | ... | Herself | |
| Susan Mason | ... | Herself | |
| Tawny Peaks | ... | Herself | |
| Rachel Rocketts | ... | Herself |
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| Meema Spadola | |||
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| Rocky Collins | .... | executive producer | |
| Thom Powers | .... | producer | |
| Meema Spadola | .... | producer | |
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| John M. Davis | |||
| Ananda Ellis | |||
| Rehana Ellis | |||
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| Eileen Schreiber | |||
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| Cynthia Hsiung | .... | certified angel | |
| Annetta Marion | .... | production associate | |
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This is a great documentary about women and their relationships with their breasts. It was shown on TVO here in Canada quite a bit but I don't know how widely it was distributed. I think Mpix some cable channel in the States screened it a couple of times.
It's really interesting to watch women's reactions to their own breasts. Virtually none of them, with the notable exception of one fabulous modern dancer, are really comfortable with having them and they have a hard time figuring out why men love boobs so much. As a man, I have to say, the mysteries of nature are quite perplexing and obviously not resolved in this 50 minute doc, but if there's one thing I have to say about this program it really gave me insight into women's feelings about their bodies. I recommend everyone watch this wonderful doc.