Based on personal experiences from writer/producer Bonnie Gross and director Nancy Boyd. If you read the film's description, you may go 'vaginal surgery? Eh, not for me', but you'll definitely be missing out. This film is filled with so much laughter and joy that the medical aspect - vaginal health care - really takes a backseat to the heartfelt, entertaining, family dynamics. Lady Parts is more about finding yourself, even if it means you must return to your childhood bedroom to locate what you lost. You'll adore Paige (Valentina Tammaro) and her parents, Linda (Amy Lyndon) and Steve (Peter Larney) as well as the men who support her on her journey to mental, emotional, and physical health. Some of the best scenes take place around the dinner table and in bathrooms. Lady Parts is not just about sex. It's not simply about malformed body parts. It's about recognizing that when a women internalizes mansplaining, it only makes that woman feel less able to be strong and powerful. And we are. We definitely are.
Review of Lady Parts
