
Ever wonder about the worldâs only penis museum? Neither have we. Until now.
The Final Member, a new documentary, gives us a full frontal view the stiff competition (heh) for âeternal penial preservation.â
Advertisement

The film follows Sigurður âSiggiâ Hjartarson, founder and curator of the Icelandic Phallological Museum. Siggi has every specimen a penis museum curator could ever dream of, ranging from field mice to reindeer to polar bears. The only thing heâs missing just happens to be the most important. And the most elusive.
Siggi desperately needs a human specimen to complete the collection. In his forty years of collecting, he has not been able to get his hands on one. But all that changes when not one, but two volunteers come forward in the hopes of achieving phallic immortality.
Advertisement

Watch the trailer to learn more, and try not to let the thought of Elmo haunt your dreams.
The reviews of the film have been generally positive; it was a New York Timesâ Critics' Pick and was given a B+ by the A.V. Club. Simon Abrams at RogerEbert.com, however, wasn't as enthusiastic. He gave the film one star and calls the film "exploitative."
Advertisement
Check to see where The Final Member, distributed by Drafthouse Films, is screening in coming weeks and judge for yourself.
Alexandra DiPalma is a producer for Fusion Lightworks, Fusionâs In-house Branded Content Agency.