The End of Sex, Glasgow Film Festival
The End of Sex receives its UK premiere at Glasgow Film Festival 2 and 3 March, 2023
Starring Emily Hampshire (Schitt’s Creek) and Jonas Chernick (Ashgrove), The End of Sex follows Emma and Josh, a couple whose kids are away at camp. With the house empty for a week, the couple embark on a series of sexual adventures to recapture the magic of their now-too-comfortable relationship.
Funny and relatable, The End of Sex is a bold love story for the modern age directed by Sean Garrity who is re-teaming with his My Awkward Sexual Adventurecollaborators Chernick and Hampshire for this hilarious romantic comedy.
Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street, Glasgow G3 6RB
EMILY HAMPSHIRE JONAS CHERNICK
★★★★ ‘HEARTFELT AND HUMAN’ Eye for Film
‘A SHARP AND REFRESHING COMEDY’ That Shelf
The End of Sex receives its UK premiere at Glasgow Film Festival on 2 & 3 March
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