Super Sex (2016)

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It's always hard to find something for a dad who has everything. He says he just wants to be loved. So, his children provide it in a way they never before imagined—Super Sex!

Introduction
"Super Sex" is a short movie directed by Matthew Modine in 2016. It includes widely known actors like Elizabeth Perkins, Kevin Nealon, Ed Asner, Efren Ramirez, and Ruby Modine. The movie is a light-hearted comedy that discuss the themes of age, household, love, and humor. The plot concentrates on concept characters preparing and carrying out a birthday present for their father who is turning 86. The surprise present, while unusual and makes for a fantastic comical scene, it warms the heart as it's driven by love and intent to cheer daddy up.

Plot and Characters
The story of "Super Sex" focuses on brother or sisters, Mitch and Liz, played by comical stalwarts Kevin Nealon and Elizabeth Perkins, who are trying to come up with a fun and exciting birthday gift for their senior father, George, depicted by Ed Asner. They're in a bit of a rut due to the fact that an 86-year-old father typically has whatever he requires. After a brainstorming session, they decide to hire a sex employee, Maureen, played by Ruby Modine, to "put a spring in his step". The underrated Efren "Pedro" Ramirez spots a peaceful role as Maureen's bodyguard.

Execution and Theme
Much of the comedy in the film depends on the amusing reactions and interactions of the characters as they navigate through this outrageous plan. Modine's direction enables enough emphasis on the comedic elements without losing focus on the film's total style of love and care in familial relationships. There's a hidden sentimentality and heat, advising the audience of the bond between moms and dads and their grown-up children and the desire to bring happiness into a moms and dad's life. The movie ends on a sweet note with an unexpected twist, exposing a depth that makes it more than simply a light-hearted funny.

Performance and Accolades
The performances of the star-studded cast raise "Super Sex". Asner, Perkins, and Nealon, each have a recognized profession and stunning comic timing, and their performances include wit and beauty to this wonderful brief film. Ruby Modine includes a layer of sweet naivety and earnestness to her function, making her character more grounded and relatable.

"Super Sex" got high acclaim from both critics and audiences. The brief film got the very best Comedy from the Rhode Island Film Festival, Best Ensemble Cast from Laughlin International Film Festival, and Best Short Film Award from the Sedona International Film Festival.

Conclusion
"Super Sex" is a little film that loads a punch. While it's a funny, the movie explores some emotional layers dealing with aging, loneliness, and the undying requirement of kids to please their parents, no matter how old they get. In the end, "Super Sex", although made in a humorous vein, ends up being a charming event of family bonds and age. The sheer absurdity of the idea combined with the emotional component of family care, the excellent acting performances included, especially that of Ed Asner, and the twist at the end makes this film a memorable short watch.

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