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Sex Life of Robots
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Museum of Sex
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$14.50 plus tax; student and seniors $13.50 plus tax
Tickets
- Box Office: 866-667-3984
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Advance Tickets Recommended
Nearby Subway Stops
6 at 28th St.; N, R, W at 28th St.
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Every Sat, 11am-8pm |
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In the future, robots will screw like, er, rabbits. Or so envisions filmmaker Mike Sullivan in his “work-in-progress” stop-animation art-porn Sex Life of Robots. If you’re someplace private, you can watch the trailer that screened to an aghast audience at Tribeca Film Fest last year, but we suggest you step out of your cave and see the Museum of Sex’s documentary on Sullivan’s creative process and the accompanying exhibit of his porn stars—retooled Barbies and G.I. Joes.
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