What Friends Are For

This film centers on a queer woman who, while dating a cis man for the first time, discovers she has vaginismus, a taboo medical disorder. With the support of her lesbian best friend, they navigate the unconventional care method of using vaginal dilators. As they confront the challenges of sexual intimacy, they uncover a surprising lack of knowledge about female anatomy despite their shared experiences.

The film's unique premise blends elements of drama and comedy, appealing to audiences interested in LGBTQ+ narratives. With formats available on DVD and VHS, collectors of queer cinema will find this title a compelling addition to their physical media library. The exploration of both medical and relational themes provides a fresh perspective on the complexities of sexual health and friendship.