Pink Wall

Jenna is a strong female character. Professionally successful, popular, seemingly self-confident, she's also grounded in realism with a certain vulnerability and, ultimately, selfishness. Leon is sensitive and -- at first -- a great source of inspiration and support. Though outwardly charming, his lack of self-esteem is evident when things begin to unravel. As "main breadwinner" in their relationship, Jenna's character represents a twist of gender stereotyping. While lead actors share screen time and significance, it's refreshing to see actor who plays Jenna billed first in credits.

One scene depicting full sex but no graphic detail; characters are fully clothed. One scene has dominant-submissive vibes as characters physically struggle against one another in sexual power play. Partial nudity in several scenes: Characters seen in their underwear. Two characters simulate sex with use of a bottle. One nongraphic but clear masturbation scene: Character's head and shoulders filmed from behind as they watch a laptop screen. Explicit dialogue throughout, including a no-holds-barred conversation about periods and an anecdote about character looking at their "anus" in a mirror. Dinner party scene has lengthy, explicit dialogue about sex including pornography.