Masters of Sex (series) (2013)
Année de sortie: 2013
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Експерти по секс, 마스터스 오브 섹스, Doktori za seks, Masters & Johnson, Mestres do Sexo
Réalisateur: Adam Arkin, Adam Bernstein, Adam Davidson, Chris Manley, Colin Bucksey
Writer: Amy Lippman, Bathsheba Doran, David Flebotte, Eileen Myers, Ellen Fairey
Production & Genre
Producteur: Executive Producer: Amy Lippman, Carl Beverly, Judith Verno, Michelle Ashford, Sarah Timberman
Sociétés: Round Two Productions, Sony Pictures Television, Timberman/Beverly Productions
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: 1950s, 1960s, based on true story, historical drama, medical research, sexologist, sexuality, unfaithfulness
Histoire
Masters of Sex begins with the death of renowned sexologist Dr. Charles Alfred Kinsey in 1956. Following this, fertility surgeon Dr. William Howell Masters meets his future research partner, Virginia Ellis Johnson, at Washington University in Missouri. The series chronicles their unconventional lives and groundbreaking work in human sexuality. Despite being a brilliant scientist, Masters struggles with his personal feelings while Johnson, a single working mother, is ahead of her time in advocating for women's sexual needs. Their research touches off the sexual revolution, gaining them significant recognition in popular culture.
Résumé
Masters of Sex (2013) is a historical drama series based on the true story of Dr. William Masters and Virginia Johnson, pioneers in the science of human sexuality during the 1950s and 60s. The show explores their unique relationship, professional collaborations, and personal lives as they challenge societal norms around sexuality. Their work at Washington University in Missouri leads to groundbreaking discoveries published in their famous book 'Human Sexual Response', ultimately influencing cultural attitudes towards sex.
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