Sexual Therapist

About This Movie

So, 'Sexual Therapist' is a curious little gem from the 70s, floats somewhere between a risqué comedy and an earnest exploration of intimacy issues. It’s got this unpretentious vibe, with Hillary as our earnest guide, diving headfirst into some, let's say, unconventional therapy sessions. The pacing varies; some scenes feel rushed while others linger longer than you'd expect. It’s layered with a distinct sense of humor, yet it touches on those deeper themes of human connection and vulnerability. The performances, especially from the Knowles couple, bring a certain warmth – they’re both awkward and endearing in their struggles. It's not something you see every day, and that's what gives it its own quirky charm.

Finding 'Sexual Therapist' on physical media can be a challenge; it hasn’t seen many re-releases. It holds a certain niche appeal amongst collectors who appreciate the offbeat side of 70s cinema. The film's rarity adds to its allure, making it a decent find for anyone interested in the era's more unconventional narratives. Keep an eye out for those elusive VHS and DVD copies, as they seem to pop up in the oddest places.