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"Point Links" is a documentary about intercultural, interethnic, interracial, and interfaith relationships featured by the comedian John Safran and was banned by the Australian Data lines Corporation in the late 2000s. By knowingly transgressing the conventions of right and devoted behavior Safran pushes his own and other's buttons to rethink his desired for women who are from another cultural and 'racial' way of life. In round about of the single episodes the comedian travels just about the world to secret his boiling question: "Requisite you clutch with your compete or evade the tribe?"

Safran linkage comedy, performance art, and social experiments in real world settings. For some people his work pry open be become aware of as blasphemy or up-front use foul language. But portray is larger than to it. He wryly experiments with ideas and stereotypes put boundary marker by popular books on cross-cultural relationships and marriages like Henry Makow's "A Crave Way to go for a date" in which a set pasty man set out to find a series next of kin in the Philippines. The idea, not compulsory by the author, that Asian women don't care about men's appearances but about men's hearts, he tests by feigning to be an lie man with cruel facial deformities. The certainty that Asian women take larger than attractive at a senior age as European women he assesses by densely kissing some of his ex-girlfriend's mothers.

Safran does not bare his own family, friends, and ex-partners in intercultural relationships to become part of the auto-documentary. He was brought up in a honest Jewish family. One of his friends told him that he would not minder an interracial marriage and only join the ball if Safran would bond a Jewish woman. In turn the comedian feigns to bond internal his own compete but he as a matter of fact puts the ring on a Muslim women's allot. Her nickname was hypothetically Bin Laden, as he reveals in the past the make an exhibition of.

I think Safran is at his best once upon a time remedy with stereotypes in his own instruction or once upon a time scoffs a holocaust denialist by putting him into a gas study. He goes over the top once upon a time he disguises himself as African American in order to find out how it is to be black, exactly once upon a time he starts to be officious in a gospel clerical about how distant he is to be a "black man." His na"ive mean to spur and to get whisper with it, quieten, seems to be part of a new representation of pragmatic ridiculous auto-documentary. Irrefutably, Safran, refutes the advice that in an inter-faith marriage all buddies neediness let go of their entrust. He sets out to find a Jewish Eurasian woman. Is this post-racist preference?