| Director | David Farrier, Dylan Reeve |
|---|---|
| Genre | documentary film |
| Runtime | 92 min |
| Country | New Zealand |
| Box office | $923,000 |
David Farrier, a New Zealand television reporter whose beat focuses on "quirky and odd stories", although Farrier is actually bisexual. Farrier, bewildered at the disproportionately hostile response, partners with television producer Dylan Reeve to dig deeper into the mysterious producers. They determine that D'Amato now lives on a substantial inheritance from his father, a successful lawyer. After considerable effort to locate D'Amato, they confront him on the street, and he responds with additional legal threats. Before returning to New Zealand, Farrier contacts D'Amato's stepmother for comment. She implicitly confirms her stepson's "tickling" past, and Farrier informs her that he believes D'Amato is still involved in it. The last thing she says is that she is "afraid" of D'Amato.