Conception (film)

Conception is a 2011 comedy film about nine very different couples on the night they conceive a child. It explores the idea that sex can sometimes be more neurotic than erotic, with stories ranging from teenagers losing their virginity to older couples struggling with fertility. Written and Directed by Josh Stolberg. Dialogue [first lines] Paul: Okay, people, let's remember what Aristotle said. The aim of art is to represent, not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. Alright, does anybody have any questions? [kids fidgeting, one raised hand] Paul: Dylan? Dylan: Where do babies come from? Brad: Lazy people are the most important people in the world. Laurie: Oh, yeah? Brad: Yeah. Yeah, laziness breeds efficiency. It's because of the lazy people that we have remote control, automatic transmission, go-gurt. All the handiwork of the lazies. Brian: Could you be nice to me? Gloria: I have got a needle in my ass right now. Cast Alan Tudyk as Mark Jennifer Jostyn as Gwen Jonathan Silverman as Brad Jennifer Finnigan as Laurie America Olivo as Gina Tim Griffin Jason Mantzoukas as Brian Connie Britton as Gloria Moon Bloodgood as Nikki Pamela Adlon as Tay Sarah Hyland as Tracey Matt Prokop as J.T. Julie Bowen as Tiffany Gregory Smith as Will Aaron Ashmore as Eric Leah Pipes as Carla Steve Howey as Joel Leila Leigh as Bree External links Category:2011 American films Category:American romantic comedy films Category:Sex comedy films Category:Films directed by Josh Stolberg