Beyond Therapy

The film centers around Bruce and Prudence, two Manhattanites navigating the complexities of love. Each character is encouraged by their psychiatrists to explore personal ads in search of meaningful connections.

Initially, Bruce and Prudence's first date is a flop, but they find common ground during their second encounter. The story takes a turn as Bruce's live-in lover complicates their budding romance, creating tension around love, desire, and personal boundaries in a vibrant New York setting.

Beyond Therapy combines themes of relationships, therapy, and the challenges of bisexuality, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre of the late 1980s. With its unique premise and character dynamics, it reflects the era's exploration of modern relationships.