Stars: Laura Fraser, Rupert Penry-Jones, Kieran O'Brien

Director: Nick Hurran

Summary: Justine is seventeen and feels she's the last virgin on the planet. With the help of her friends she sets up a date but is stood up. Whilst she is feeling very dejected an explosion rips through the building and she morphs as 'Jake' her dream guy! Trapped in one anothers bodies Justine and Jake continue their search for true love...

Seventeen year-old Justine (Fraser) is baffled by the opposite sex. She's smart, cute, and funny, but has had no luck searching for Mr. Right. Desperate to find her match, she accompanies her nerdy friend Chas (Le Lacey) to a technology fair, where she uses a virtual reality machine to create her ideal man. Through a freak accident, Justine's creation comes to life in the form of Jake (Penry-Jones) -- a gorgeous male alter-ego of herself. Now Justine gets an unprecedented firsthand crash course in the mysteries of men, machines and romance in this wacky British comedy that turns the teensploitation genre on its head.

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Justine (the delightful Laura Fraser), the heroine of Virtual Sexuality, thinks her life is ruined because she's a 17-year-old virgin. Through her friend Chas (Luke DeLacey), she tries to manoeuvre a cute but boorish athlete into a date but he stands her up. Despondent, she and Chas go to a virtual reality exhibition, which features a virtual make-over machine--but instead of modelling a different version of herself, Justine creates a 3-D image of her perfect man. Due to a freak accident, Justine suddenly finds herself inside that male body--she's become her own ideal mate (Rupert Penry-Jones)--and the life of a boy isn't the one she wants to live. There aren't any stunning revelations about gender roles here as Chas teaches "Jake"--the name the male Justine gives herself--but there is a sweet playfulness to how Jake interacts with his body and the rest of the world. Fraser and Penry-Jones are perfectly matched; they do a superb job of seeming like the same personality in two different bodies. Based on the novel by Chloë Rayban, this charming British comedy takes an unexpected perspective on sex. --Bret Fetzer, Amazon.com

Aspect Ratio:	1.85 Wide Screen, 16:9 Wide Screen
Main Language:	English
Region:	Region 2
Special Features:	Interactive Menus, Scene Selection, Trailer, Featurette, Cast Video Diary
Year:	1999
Release Date:	July 12, 2004
Runtime:	89 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	C 822 662 6
Keywords:	Comedy, General, Wide, Screen, Romantic, Virtual, Sexuality
Genre:	Comedy