Five women and friends share a conversation about life, love, lesbians and lotto. Born of a sexology experiment in screenplay writing, this quirky drama explores identity, sexuality and the idea of love. Each of the women represent a mainstream branch of sexology. Faith is Foucault, Fran is Freud, Sophie is Socio-Biological Theory, Fanny is Separatist Feminism and Thelma is Queer Theory. The conversation goes from dramatic to hilarious and observes the futility of fundamental views, the political incorrectness of so-called modern attitudes and the ineffectuality of theories open to individual interpretation. But above all else it shows that the discussion itself is most important. Possibly more important than winning the lotto.

Screened:
2006 Mardi Gras Film Festival - Celluloid Salon Session, Sydney, Australia
2006 Brisbane Queer Film Festival - Brisbane, Australia
Distributed by Iron Rod Pictures, Canada