Feeling Sexual (2020)
High School senior Izzy Klein cannot be trusted. She can hardly trust herself. Frustrated by her inability to properly communicate her wants and needs with sexual partners, Izzy recruits the town therapist Susan Rothman to beat some self-love into her. While visiting her older family friend Ezra Jacobowitz at his university in New York City, Izzy is forced to put Susan’s teachings to the test.
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High School senior Izzy Klein cannot be trusted. She can hardly trust herself. Frustrated by her inability to properly communicate her wants and needs with sexual partners, Izzy recruits the town therapist Susan Rothman to beat some self-love into her. While visiting her older family friend Ezra Jacobowitz at his university in New York City, Izzy is forced to put Susan’s teachings to the test.
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Written By:Brooke Ross
In Theaters:3/14/2020
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Runtime:14 minutes
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