Daniel Lombroso’s
Manhood begins on a solemn note, set to an operatic score, with a Franz Kafka quote: “I was ashamed of myself when I realized life was a costume party and I attended with my real face.” It’s an apt opening for this profound, openhearted portrait of male frailty and vulnerability in a consumerist society that profits from shame — which admittedly, is not what one might expect from a documentary centered on the penis-enlargement business.
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The Gay & Lesbian Review.
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