Sook-Yin Lee is a Canadian musician, filmmaker, actress and media personality. Lee grew up in a Vancouver suburb with first-generation Chinese-Canadian parents.[1] In the 1990s, she became the lead singer for Bob's Your Uncle, a Vancouver alternative rock band.
In 2003, she became the centre of controversy when the CBC threatened to fire her for taking a lead role in John Cameron Mitchell's sexually explicit film Shortbus (released 2006), in which she performs non-simulated intercourse and masturbation on screen. When their position proved unpopular with the public,[5] and celebrities such as director Francis Ford Coppola, R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe, actress Julianne Moore and artist and musician Yoko Ono rallied behind her, the CBC backed down.[6] In 2007, Lee was subsequently honoured for her work on Shortbus with a Best Supporting Actress award from the International Cinephile Society.
Here she is in A VERY SEXPLICIT SCENE with Raphael Barker featuring 'acrobatic' sexual positions:
http://hotfile.com/dl/42162982/6ec4baf/1.E_x_CEL_Raphael_Barker_Sook_Yin_Lee_Shortbus_cunnilingus_ACROBATIC_sex_www.deliciousearthlings.blogspot.com.avi.html
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