Light hearted documentary about the serious subject of men who consider plastic surgery for penis enlargement.

Filmmaker Lawrence Barraclough would like you to talk about your penis, and maybe share a photo or two.  He also scored a prestigious Foundry Gallery in London showing of all the collected photos sent to him since his "My Penis and I" aired for BBC Three two years ago.

It's perhaps not the most subtle approach to breaking down one of the last remaining taboos of male culture (sorry for the obvious oxymoron) - to wander up and down the streets of London with "I want to talk about penises" on your back - and neither was it the most productive, but you have to give Lawrence Barraclough full marks for trying. The celebrated owner of a shorter-than-average penis (as revealed when he had a plaster cast of it made during his last dick-related documentary My Penis And I) will clearly stop at nothing to persuade men to talk about that most sensitive of subjects - their tackle.

So did Barraclough succeed? Why is penis size such a universally avoided subject whenever more than one man is gathered together pretty much anywhere you can think of? And is this review just an excuse for me to type the word 'penis' as many times as possible?