How to Please a Woman
Starring Sally Phillips (Bridget Jones franchise) and the who’s who of Australian cinema including Erik Thomson, Alexander England, Ryan Johnson, Josh Thomson, Cameron Daddo, Tasma Walton, Caroline Brazier and Hayley McElhinney, HOW TO PLEASE A WOMAN is a precarious, hilarious and revealing journey into the vulnerable world of what women really want and how hard it can be to get it right. An authentic representation of women the film mixes cheeky, outrageous humour with emotional truth - a funny, feel-good and relatable comedy about female sexuality and vulnerability.
We’d love to see if It’s on the House would be interested in running a ticket giveaway ahead of the film’s May 19 release to celebrate. to an upcoming preview screening of the film for your subscribers? The screening will be in Melbourne at Palace Como on Tuesday May 10, 6:30pm.
Pleasure is serious business. Gina (Phillips) is not feeling fabulous. She has lost her job and feels stuck and frustrated in a passionless marriage. She has always lived life on the sidelines – that is, until she is met with a ground-breaking business opportunity of converting a team of well-built moving guys into well-built housecleaners. Initially the response from her ocean-swimming community is immediate, and her all-male cleaning staff an instant hit. Finally, she is the boss she has always wanted to be. But, as her business booms, her clientele demands something more – sex, or better yet, pleasure. Faced with something far more than she imagined, Gina and her team, including her foodie manager Steve (Erik Thomson), launch an enterprise that is all about getting intimacy right between people. For the first time, the women experience desire on their own terms. As Gina faces the highs and lows, the joys and struggles of maintaining such a unique business, she learns to stand up for herself, to look out for her own happiness and pleasure, and to take control of her life.
Release to Australian cinemas on May 19.
Special Q&A screening with Cameron Daddo, Ryan Johnson and Alexander England.
Moderated by Leigh Livingstone, entertainment journalist and co-host of Popcorn Podcast.
Ticketholders also go into the draw to win one of five exclusive prize packages, valued at over $300 (RRP).
Feedback/Comments
Awesome, great humor, my daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Thoroughly enjoyed it
Leo funny ! I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Hilarious, great movie to watch.
The trailer makes it appear more heavy-handed than it is - I was definitely charmed!
So good. Cleverly written and very funny. I went with my husband who said he enjoyed it way more than he had expected. A great laugh - Aussie comedy at its best
great night.great experience. great movie. Great Q & A - not too long and drawn out. AAA+++
A fun Aussie movie
Good Australian movie ,Excellent cast...plenty of laughs and chuckles from the audience...have told my family friends about it
Great film!
Hilarious movie to watch on girls night out.
What a delightful movie! Lots of laughs throughout and a very relatable story. A girls gotta do, what a girls gotta do! :-)
So Aussie, so good. A light hearted comedy fit for most audiences
well.. from the reaction of the audience, I think this film is a winner. It was just a lovely, light comedy. The characters were so charming and each so likeable. I spoke to someone last night who told me that their friend organised a similar type of business here in Australia and she had not heard about this film. Well, now she knows about the movie and can't wait until it is released in cinemas. A great night out. Well worth going to see the film.
Proud that this is an Australian film. Very real. very funny and what a bloody good business idea. I would definitely take a business card and consider the services! :)
A very funny and thoughtful movie - a great night out!
A hilarious, humorous uplifting film.
I laughed throughout out
Great light-hearted movie!