Virtual Sexuality (1999)

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Virtual Sexuality is a satire of the computer age and post-modern love. Justine is 17-years-old and still a virgin. She is looking for her ideal man with whom to have her first sexual experience. While visiting a virtual reality exhibition, she plays with the 'Narcissus' machine, which enables the players to recreate themselves. She creates a perfect self and then a perfect man. There is a sudden explosion. As the dust settles we meet Jake, who is Justine in a male body. Unaware of Jake's existence and still on the hunt for her ideal man, Justine meets him and falls in love immediately, not knowing that he is her. As soon as she finds out about his true identity, he is kidnapped. She comes to realize that her feelings for Jake are not all that they should be.

Cast

Laura Fraser
as Justine
Rupert Penry-Jones
as Jake
Luke DeLacey
as Chas
Luke De Lacey
as Chas
Kieran O'Brien
as Alex
Marcelle Duprey
as Fran
Natasha Bell
as Hoover
Steve John Shepherd
as Jason
Laura Macaulay
as Monica
Roger Frost
as Frank
Laura Holly Aikman
as Lucy
Ruth Sheen
as Jackie
Ram John Holder
as Declan
Alan Westaway
as Geoff
William Osborne
as Sex Shop Assistant
Philip Bird
as Justine's Dad
Stewart Harwood
as Labourer No. 2
Nicholas Pry
as Labourer No. 1
Judith Scott
as Sharon
Robert Oates
as Cabbie
Alison Garland
as Scary Nurse
Toby Cockerell
as Wiry Lad
Trish Bertram
as Reporter
Jake Curran
as Nick
James Daley
as Maggot
Monty Fromant
as Taylor
Rory Hutson
as Rory
Joseph Kpobie
as Knobhead
Peter McCabe III
as Spriggs
Ozdemir Mamodeally
as Rex
Carl Pizzie
as Floyd
Del Synnott
as Carter
Freddie White
as Giblet
James D. White
as Matt
Keeley Gainey
as Receptionist
Melinda Messenger
as Superbra Girl
Zoe Hodges
as Lily
Preeya Kalidas
as Charlotte
Samantha Lavelle
as Louise
Tracey Murphy
as Helen
Emma Jane Pierson
as Fiona
Ania Sowinski
as Vicky
Ebony Thomas
as Rachel
Lynne Wilmot
as Laura
Amanda Holden
as Shoe Shop Assistant
Caroline Chikezie
as Gushy Assistant
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All Critics (4)

Apparently the British can make teen comedies as idiotic as those from the States.

Jan 2, 2004 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
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Audience Reviews for Virtual Sexuality

½

Really good British comedy which this plays like a female version of Weird Science by creating the perfect man in a virtual-reality booth.

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