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F**KED

Country: United Kingdom, Language: English, 6 mins

  • Director: Sara Harrak
  • Writer: Meg Salter
  • Producer: Emma Hammond, Sara Harrak, Meg Salter

CGiii Comment

A public place, like a supermarket, is always the best place to discuss your evolving sexuality! Not!

As funny and daft as it is, it really is just a 6 minute joke committed to film. Worthy of winning Iris' Best British Short? It did...questionably.


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The(ir) Blurb...

"In a world with so many labels, 'Curious' doesn't seem to be one of them."

What exactly are the rules in an open relationship? With no rulebook, it’s down to the couple to draw their lines… So when Dani tells Jess she might be interested in sleeping with guys again, it doesn’t go down too well. F**KED raises the question many of us secretly ask ourselves - have I really explored and enjoyed my own sexuality? There’s something about hitting 30 that makes you question whether you’re really being true to yourself.

Cast & Characters

Meg Salter (as Jess)
Sally O'Leary (as Woman)