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The drama takes place over the course of one night during a house party. The various character’s actions and discussions touch on a wide range of topics relating to KS5 Sex and Relationship Education within the context of PSHEe (Personal, Social, Health and Economic education. The film is intended to be entertaining but also to help young people think about and discuss the issues within it.

"Age and context appropriate, yet still has added flair and imagination" project participant, aged 18

"I think I will be a lot more open and honest in future and not feel under pressure" project participant, aged 17

SYNOPSIS

As it’s the last day of term, Mark suggests everyone come back to his dad’s flat for a party. Knowing they really like each other, Ben and Chloe’s friends shove them into the bedroom where they are expected to have sex, but Ben and Chloe have to decide what their next move should be. Should they just have sex or get to know one another better?

Meanwhile in the front room there are discussions about relationships, aspirations, sexting, homosexuality and pornography. Kylie, a teenage mother visits and she tells the baby’s father, Connor some stark truthes. Steve intervenes when Maddy meets Kevin, her internet date down at his car. Not only is Kevin older than he said online but he is expecting much more from her than she is happy with.

At the end of the evening the party hits full swing. In the morning Ben gets Chloe a cup of tea, but not before she thanks him for his understanding. Ben agrees when Gavin says he’s a “lucky git.”