This is quite an amiable film, with a bunch of attractive middle-class 20-or-30-somethings brought together by Sylvia, a sex advice columnist who's writing a book on sex and relationships. The attendees tick most of the boxes: gay man, bi man, couple, two single women, and a working-class guy who's had a bad relationship with one of the women. Miranda Otto is the standout actress, but the others are pretty good, though Joy Smithers sometimes lapses into melodrama. Overall, it's ok, but not as clever as it wanted to be.
Review of Sex Is a Four Letter Word
