The film is based around two women (one brought up up in a traditional Jewish family, the other a more liberal artist) who both decide that they are fed up with men and find each other. There is a lot of interaction between the two women, though this is restricted to on-screen kissing and making out (most of the time it is in a very humorous way). It is implied that they have sex.

There is a brief mention of sex toys on a leaflet that the two women read, although it doesn't go into any detail and no images are shown.

There is a fair amount of sexual dialogue in the movie (not graphic) exploring the needs and expectations of being in a relationship.

There is no nudity.

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Infrequent, but often strong, swear words throughout (very casually used and you have to listen carefully to notice them at all).

Mild sexual dialogue is used throughout the film.

People drink and smoke socially.

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