Greg Watkins

I Am a Sex Addict -- This dramedy from Caveh Zahedi tells how one man's attraction to prostitutes and compulsive honesty destroy his relationships. Gotham Award winner for Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You.

Caveh Zahedi's Gotham Award winning autobiographical comedy, "I Am a Sex Addict," manages the difficult task of being both genuinely funny and utterly sincere. Zahedi uses re-enactments, documentary footage, and camera address to tell the real life story of his struggle with sex addiction in this dramedy from IFC Films. The indie film opens with documentary footage of a 43-year-old Caveh standing in a church alcove, just before he is about to get married for the third time. Caveh explains to the audience that his past two marriages failed because of his addiction to prostitutes, a problem that he now claims to have overcome. Caveh proceeds to narrate the story of how his addiction started, flashing back to a re-enactment of himself in his mid-twenties, walking down a street in Paris, encountering a prostitute for the first time.

This dramedy from Caveh Zahedi tells how one man's attraction to prostitutes and compulsive honesty destroy his relationships. Gotham Award winner for Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You.

This dramedy from Caveh Zahedi tells how one man's attraction to prostitutes and compulsive honesty destroy his relationships. Gotham Award winner for Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You.