How to Have Sex

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How to Have Sex
How to Have Sex poster.jpg
Release poster
Directed by Molly Manning Walker
Written byMolly Manning Walker
Produced by
  • Emily Leo
  • Ivana MacKinnon
  • Konstantinos Kontovrakis
Starring
Cinematography Nicolas Canniccioni
Edited byFin Oates
Music by James Jacob
Production
companies
Distributed by Mubi
Release dates
  • 19 May 2023 (2023-05-19)(Cannes)
  • 3 November 2023 (2023-11-03)(United Kingdom)
Running time
91 minutes [1]
Countries
LanguageEnglish
Box office$1.2 million [3] [4]

How to Have Sex is a 2023 coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Molly Manning Walker, in her directorial debut. The film stars Mia McKenna-Bruce, Lara Peake and Enva Lewis as three sixteen-year-old best friends who encounter new friendships, sexual pressures and self-discovery during a holiday. The cast also includes Samuel Bottomley, Shaun Thomas and Laura Ambler.

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How to Have Sex had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in the Un Certain Regard section on 19 May 2023, ultimately winning that section's top prize. [5] The film was released theatrically by Mubi in the United Kingdom on 3 November 2023, [6] and in the United States on 2 February 2024. [7]

Plot

Sixteen-year-old best friends Tara, Em, and Skye head to the party resort of Malia on the Greek island of Crete for a rites-of-passage holiday. While Em will be off to college in the autumn, Tara and Skye are less certain of their futures. The girls all look forward to drinking, clubbing, and hooking up in what should be the best summer of their lives. Tara, the only virgin in the trio, feels pressure to match the sexual experiences of her friends.

While on her hotel room balcony, a neighbouring guest, Badger, flirts with Tara, who reciprocates his advances. He and one of his roommates, Paddy, invite Tara and her group to spend the night partying with his friends. Skye, who is secretly attracted to Badger, openly teases Tara about her lack of experience despite Tara's embarrassment, and encourages her to lose her virginity to Paddy, while Em intends to hook up with one of Badger's female friends. Tara grows closer to Badger, but is disheartened when she witnesses him volunteer to go onstage at an outdoor club to have multiple strangers perform sex acts on him as part of a game, and she leaves. She runs into Paddy, and he takes her to the beach and pressures her for sex, which she reluctantly agrees to.

The next morning, Em and Badger become concerned when Tara is missing, having not returned to the hotel. However, Tara reappears, and reveals that she spent the night disillusioned and groggy after sex with Paddy and partied with kind strangers who let her spend the night at their villa. Tara seems embarrassed at her sexual experience and only privately reveals it to Em, and attempts to avoid admitting it to Skye. Tara also learns that she failed her exams and will have to retake them, further upsetting her. Paddy treats Tara poorly and distantly around their friends, but Badger, who learned of Tara's virginity through Skye (who confided in him in an attempt to humiliate Tara), takes care of her when she grows distant from the group and declines their invitation to skinny-dip at the beach. He takes her back to the hotel, and when she falls asleep, he puts her to bed and departs.

In the morning, the final day of the trip, Tara attempts to sleep in, but Paddy enters the room and makes romantic overtures, which Badger witnesses and is heartbroken by. When they are alone, Paddy tries to initiate sex with Tara again, but is rebuffed. Shortly afterward, Tara is awoken to Paddy on top of her, initiating intercourse despite her visible discomfort. He is soon interrupted by Skye and Badger entering the room and groggily settling in between the two on the bed to sleep. Skye quietly teases Tara about apparently sleeping with Paddy again, prompting Tara to silently leave the bed in tears.

In the afternoon, the friends depart the hotel, sharing goodbyes with the other group and discussing plans to meet up in the future. Tara hugs Badger goodbye, avoiding interacting with Paddy. At the airport, Skye again presses Tara for details of her encounters with Paddy, which Tara attempts to evade. When alone with Em, Tara privately admits that Paddy raped her by having sex with her while she was asleep. Em initially asserts that Tara should have said something during the trip, but then assures Tara that what happened was not "fine". On their way to board the plane back home to England, Em promises Tara that together they will overcome their troubles.

Cast

Production

Mia McKenna-Bruce, Lara Peake, Shaun Thomas, Samuel Bottomley, Enva Lewis and Laura Ambler joined the cast of the film, with Molly Manning Walker directing from a screenplay she wrote, and shooting in Greece in October 2022, according to Deadline Hollywood , [8] while according to The Guardian , the film was shot on location in Malia, Crete, over two months from September 2021. [9]

Release

How to Have Sex had its world premiere in the Un Certain Regard section of the Cannes Film Festival on 19 May 2023. [10] [11] The film ultimately won that section's top prize. [5]

Prior to its debut, Mubi acquired distribution rights to the film for North America, United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, Latin America, Turkey and Benelux. [12] It was also invited screened in the Flash Forward section of the 28th Busan International Film Festival on 7 October 2023. [13]

The film was released theatrically in the United Kingdom on 3 November 2023, [6] and in the United States on 2 February 2024. [7]

Reception

Critical response

On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes , 97% of 143 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 8/10.The website's consensus reads: "A powerful debut for Molly Manning Walker, How to Have Sex authentically captures female adolescence and friendship with sobering effervescence." [14] Metacritic , which uses a weighted average , assigned the film a score of 79 out of 100, based on 37 critics, indicating "generally favorable" reviews. [15]

Manning Walker's direction and McKenna-Bruce's performance received praise. [16] [17] [18] [19] The Observer 's Wendy Ide wrote, "Walker's handling of the film's tonal range is remarkably assured: the picture is skittish, spirited and very funny, and at the same time troubling and bruisingly sad." [20] Guy Lodge of Variety described McKenna-Bruce's performance as "star-making", adding the film "lays out the minefield of sexual education and consent for a post-#MeToo generation, with a precision to its ambiguities that will draw gasps from its characters' contemporaries and elders alike". [21] Clarisse Loughrey of The Independent commented, "Described by its director as loosely autobiographical, How to Have Sex is built around a subtle but devastating rug-pull that exposes the culture of sex and consent in the same way F Scott Fitzgerald put the Jazz Age on blast in The Great Gatsby ." [22]

Accolades

Award / Film FestivalDate of ceremonyCategoryRecipient(s)ResultRef.
Cannes Film Festival 27 May 2023 Un Certain Regard Molly Manning Walker Won [5]
Queer Palm Nominated [23]
Caméra d'Or Nominated [24]
Jerusalem Film Festival 23 July 2023The Nechama Rivilin Award for Best International FilmHow to Have SexNominated [25]
Melbourne International Film Festival 19 August 2023Bright Horizons AwardNominated [26]
Zurich Film Festival 8 October 2023Best International Feature FilmNominated [27]
Athens International Film Festival9 October 2023Best PictureWon [28]
Valladolid International Film Festival 28 October 2023 Golden SpikeNominated [29]
Young Jury Prize Official SectionWon [30]
Best New DirectorMolly Manning WalkerWon
British Independent Film Awards 3 December 2023 Best Casting Isabella OdoffinWon [31] [32]
Best Costume Design George BuxtonNominated
Best Make-Up & Hair Design Natasha LawesNominated
Best Sound Steve FanaganNominated
Best British Independent Film Molly Manning Walker, Ivana MacKinnon, Emily Leo, and Konstantinos KontovrakisNominated
Best Director Molly Manning WalkerNominated
Best Lead Performance Mia McKenna-Bruce Won
Breakthrough Performance Nominated
Best Supporting Performance Samuel Bottomley Nominated
Shaun ThomasWon
Douglas Hickox Award (Best Debut Director) Molly Manning WalkerNominated
Best Debut Screenwriter Nominated
Best Screenplay Nominated
European Film Awards 9 December 2023 Best Actress Mia McKenna-BruceNominated [33]
European Discovery Molly Manning WalkerWon
University Film Award How to Have SexNominated [34]
London Film Critics' Circle 4 February 2024 Breakthrough Performer of the Year Mia McKenna-Bruce Won [35]
British Academy Film Awards 18 February 2024 Outstanding British Film Molly Manning Walker, Emily Leo, Ivana MacKinnon and Konstantinos KontovrakisNominated [36]
Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer Molly Manning WalkerNominated
Best Casting Isabella OdoffinNominated

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