Got a link to this interview with Barbara Wong about her new documentary via a subscription to Fred Ambroisine's YouTube Channel. I'm sure there's more information out there somewhere, but this should be enough to start a DB entry for the film (which will probably need aliases "BJ $300" (no periods) and "Blowjob $300" just to be safe).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A897cy-uPk




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added but I did not find these aliases

calros wrote:added but I did not find these aliases

The aliases are not "official" (as far as I know; but I could be wrong), they're just grammatical alternatives that people will undoubtedly end up searching here. I think they should be there because they allow the film to be found via (in this case) multiple probable search terms; it's the kind of title that might not show up if people search for it, say, without the periods between the B and the J, or if they see Abbot's YouTube video and come here searching for it as "Blowjob $300".

I realize the "alias" field has traditionally been used for alternate titles found only on posters or video/LD sleeves, but in this day and age, and into the future, I think logical aliases found on the web, which can become viral in the blink of an eye, will need to be vetted for inclusion here as well, unless the DB seach function is already advanced enough (which I don't think it is) to return the film's DB entry no matter what is input into the search box. (although I suspect Abbot used "Blowjob" in the title on his YouTube video primarily to spike the viewership by turning it up in unrelated searches. )

OK you can add them if you wish