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Yolk

IMDb 5.5

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Lena, a teenager with Downs Syndrome, is fascinated by sex and all the mystery that surrounds it - fertility, desire, and the mechanics of childbirth. When she steals a sex book from a mobile library, her mother forces her to take it back in an embarrassing family spectacle that only strengthens her daughter's rebellious and irrepressible desire.

Drama
PubertyWomen's Sexual IdentityDown SyndromeSexual Awakening

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What is Yolk (2007) about?

Lena, a teenager with Downs Syndrome, is fascinated by sex and all the mystery that surrounds it - fertility, desire, and the mechanics of childbirth. When she steals a sex book from a mobile library, her mother forces her to take it back in an embarrassing family spectacle that only strengthens her daughter's rebellious and irrepressible desire.

Who stars in Yolk?

Yolk stars Audrey O'Connor (Lena), Skye Wansey (Mother), Hamish Irvine (Daniel). The film was directed by Stephen Lance.

How long is Yolk?

Yolk has a runtime of 14 min and premiered in 2007.

Is Yolk worth watching?

Yolk holds an IMDb rating of 5.5/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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