In a world obsessed with big breasts, it's not always easy being the owner of them. The problems are myriad. Finding relief from back ailments, finding respect from peers and strangers, finding clothes that fit well, and finding bras that will do the job without too much pain - these are all challenges that are faced everyday by a girl or woman who is stacked.

Stacked Like Me is a humorous documentary about the trials, tribulations and joys of having large breasts. It reveals the world of women whose breast size defines their lives.

Stacked Like Me looks at how breasts have always been considered a commodity in western culture and have been the number one focus in fashion, entertainment and public life. Interviews with a variety of women reveal how their attitudes towards their breasts during adolescence have formed their current body image - be it positive or negative.

Stacked Like Me introduces us to women like Suzy, a 40 year old woman who has a 36G chest and plans to have reduction surgery. Suzy discusses how her adolescence became a traumatic experience when she became a D cup at the age of fifteen and lost her mother to breast cancer a year later. For Suzy, the word "breast" will forever conjure up a negative image and she feels that a breast reduction will stop the unwanted attention she feels they attract.

We also meet Shoshanna who has grown to love her double F size breasts. Although she was also the target of unwanted attention at school and says, “It's not sexy having a 13 year old (boy) squeeze them like a loaf of bread!" Shoshanna decided to turn her embarrassment into obstinacy and started wearing low cut tops to throw it back in their faces.

Stacked Like Me is a celebration of the female body and an exploration of the issues, challenges and delights faced by women of all ages with double letter chest sizes.