Bring Back the Bush: Where Did All the Pubic Hair Go? (2019)

Step into the thought-provoking and daring world of "Bring Back the Bush: Where Did All the Pubic Hair Go?" (2019), a captivating documentary that explores society's shifting attitudes towards pubic hair grooming and the cultural implications surrounding it. In this eye-opening film, director Sarah Jones takes viewers on a journey through history, fashion, and personal narratives to unravel the reasons behind the disappearance of pubic hair and the growing movement to bring it back. Through a series of candid interviews with experts, celebrities, and everyday individuals, the documentary delves into the complex factors that have influenced the popularization of pubic hair removal, from societal beauty standards to the rise of pornography. It examines how the prevalence of hairless genitalia has impacted notions of sexuality, body image, and gender identity. As the film uncovers the stories of those who have chosen to embrace their natural pubic hair, it challenges the societal pressures to conform to a singular aesthetic ideal. From body positivity advocates to artists and activists, the documentary highlights the diverse voices advocating for body autonomy and acceptance. "Bring Back the Bush" delves into the fascinating history of pubic hair grooming across cultures and time, revealing the varying perceptions and practices throughout different eras. It explores how societal norms have shifted over time, from the full bushes of the 1970s to the bare trends of the 2000s and beyond. With its candid discussions, historical context, and introspective narratives, "Bring Back the Bush" encourages viewers to question the influence of societal expectations on personal choices, and to challenge the notions of beauty and sexuality that have shaped our perceptions of pubic hair.
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