My vote is mostly based on content, not on quality. The producer (clearly not one of the group) made a great documentary which exposed this complete sham, bizarre NGO money making machine. I agree with the second reviewer, they used emotionally and psychologicaly week individuals in order to earn money. I would not be surprised if someone sues them in the future. Rumor has it that the male part of the duo disapeared with the loot, tough luck, now the young lady needs to find other suckers. The amazonian tribe reacted accordingly to these pieces of human trash and you can see their perplexity on the screen. Once again, great director's cut, bad content due to human elements involved and bad movie structure. How can you make something coherent with subjects in question. The director did his best, I admire him for that.

A documentary that's equal parts memoir and exposé, it focuses on an NGO that promotes nudity and sex to raise money to protect nature by saving the rainforest. They go to save the planet right from the streets of Berlin to the vastness of the Amazon, they want to buy a piece of forest there and save the indigenous population from the West. As demented (in everything) as its' characters and I'm not calling it as a bad thing, but this is a cringe-fest like no other. It is a very interesting documentary and at the same time very cloudy. We see a quirky neo-hippies, not even interested in money, trying to achieve nirvana of pseudo-intellectual enjoyment mixing enlightened remarks and want to reconnect with pagan sexuality in the eco-porn quest to raise money for indigenous people. But quickly the group faces personal dilemmas as they travel across the globe to raise funds by selling porn. On the one hand, they want to be uninhibited and free spirited, but on the other, they can't stand the criticisms pointed at them. The sexual liberation and the feeling of being surrounded by nudity as celebration and normality is nothing new and i can call this as another group that is frenzied by the nude friendly idea and for the love of mother earth. This reminded me of Three Miles North of Molkom (2008) which is artistically much better than this. Overall, this is worth a watch and give it a shot with an open mind, it doesn't matter if you're sober or drunk probably makes no difference at all to view the documentary.

The demurely-titled 'Fuck for Forest' is a documentary about a German group who make pornographic films of themselves, put the films on a website, and use the profits to fund environmental causes. Personally I wouldn't pay to see any of the multi-pierced group 'doing it', but they manage to raise enough money to agree to an aid request from a Perúvian indigenous ecologist to help his village. The fact the Perúvian hasn't made the link between environmental degradation and an ever-increasing population (he has seven children) ought to have tipped off the group he may not be entirely kosher, but it is still a nasty surprise to them when they arrive at his village to find most of the villagers don't want their help - they want the development they think will bring them jobs.

This is a very badly-structured film, with several situations not explained for the benefit of the audience. The broken English spoken by the participants is also hard-going. And the viewer is left wondering how accurate a portrayal of the group the director and editors of the film had given us: are the group really that naïve? The Sydney Film Festival audience were laughing out loud in places; I wondered how badly hurt the group may have been when they saw this film.