

2014·Drama·1h 36m
7.0
★












A comedy film that looks into the loosely connected lives of people with strange sexual fantasies.
Directed by Josh Lawson
sexuality
fetish
couple
sexual experimentation
erotic fantasy

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Cast

Josh Lawson
Paul

Bojana Novaković
Maeve

Damon Herriman
Dan

Kate Mulvany
Evie

Kate Box
Rowena

Patrick Brammall
Richard

Alan Dukes
Phil

Lisa McCune
Maureen

Erin James
Monica

T.J. Power
Sam

Kim Gyngell
Steve

Lachy Hulme
Kim
Crew

Josh Lawson
Director

Josh Lawson
Writer

Michael Petroni
Producer
Popular Reviews
28 reviews
Annabelle
1.0★ · 05/06/26

Flicker
I wanted to watch a comedy… well it was a mistake. Because beyond the fact that this film isn’t funny, it’s unsettling.
I think you can laugh about a lot of things — almost anything. But there are ways to do it, with subtlety, with intelligence. And here, it’s just catastrophic.
I also think freedom of expression is great, talking about everything and anything, sure — but there are still things you can keep to yourself. Like these very, very weird fantasies.
And the worst part is the way it’s handled. I mean, at what point does something like rape become a “fantasy”? If that’s a fantasy, go get help. And even beyond that, all the other fantasies in the film take on a tone that’s just… deeply uncomfortable, because there’s basically no consent involved.
Maybe I sound like a buzzkill, but with topics like these, there are ways to approach them. This isn’t one of them.
Anyway — yeah. This film is, overall, a massive piece of shit.
Flicker
I wanted to watch a comedy… well it was a mistake. Because beyond the fact that this film isn’t funny, it’s unsettling.
I think you can laugh about a lot of things — almost anything. But there are ways to do it, with subtlety, with intelligence. And here, it’s just catastrophic.
I also think freedom of expression is great, talking about everything and anything, sure — but there are still things you can keep to yourself. Like these very, very weird fantasies.
And the worst part is the way it’s handled. I mean, at what point does something like rape become a “fantasy”? If that’s a fantasy, go get help. And even beyond that, all the other fantasies in the film take on a tone that’s just… deeply uncomfortable, because there’s basically no consent involved.
Maybe I sound like a buzzkill, but with topics like these, there are ways to approach them. This isn’t one of them.
Anyway — yeah. This film is, overall, a massive piece of shit.
Ricardo Ferreira
6.0★ · 02/02/26

All stories had something good about them, some more than others naturally (the last one was on another level, and some of them were problematic in today's standards to say the least), but to me they didnt feel like a connected unit, and those who did felt linked by a very thin thread of 'cameoesque' characters.
Overall the main theme here is: FKING TALK TO EACH OTHER!! GOD!!
Overall the main theme here is: FKING TALK TO EACH OTHER!! GOD!!
All stories had something good about them, some more than others naturally (the last one was on another level, and some of them were problematic in today's standards to say the least), but to me they didnt feel like a connected unit, and those who did felt linked by a very thin thread of 'cameoesque' characters.
Overall the main theme here is: FKING TALK TO EACH OTHER!! GOD!!
Overall the main theme here is: FKING TALK TO EACH OTHER!! GOD!!
sushinoobz
7.0★ · 09/20/25

had so much fun
had so much fun
Arellys
5.2★ · 01/29/25

no sé qué reseñar, vi esta película hace como 4 años y al menos lo que confirmo es que es muy chistosapero me siento cegada por el póster de mierda que tiene Letterboxd, fakinshi
no sé qué reseñar, vi esta película hace como 4 años y al menos lo que confirmo es que es muy chistosapero me siento cegada por el póster de mierda que tiene Letterboxd, fakinshi
fa
6.0★ · 07/21/24

nose bro soi virgen
nose bro soi virgen