Liz Baulch

Thanks to his 'friend' Ollie, Zac learns how to fish.

Dee wakes up with a stranger in her bed, while her neighbour Paul is discovering new spice in an old relationship. But when inner city living finds them at closer quarters than they might expect, sensual surprises and unexpected desires are the order of the day.

Originally written for the stage, Melbourne actor Maude Davey stars in the film adaptation of her subversive black comedy My Cunt. In this bold and controversial monologue, Maude poses sly questions about the meaning of female perfection as she introduces us to her grandmother's favourite party trick and gives us a glimpse of what Demi Moore, Pamela Anderson Lee and her grandmother have in common.

Originally written for the stage, Melbourne actor Maude Davey stars in the film adaptation of her subversive black comedy My Cunt. In this bold and controversial monologue, Maude poses sly questions about the meaning of female perfection as she introduces us to her grandmother's favourite party trick and gives us a glimpse of what Demi Moore, Pamela Anderson Lee and her grandmother have in common.

Originally written for the stage, Melbourne actor Maude Davey stars in the film adaptation of her subversive black comedy My Cunt. In this bold and controversial monologue, Maude poses sly questions about the meaning of female perfection as she introduces us to her grandmother's favourite party trick and gives us a glimpse of what Demi Moore, Pamela Anderson Lee and her grandmother have in common.