
Have you ever wondered about the psycho-sociological consequences of urban flight? Neither have I. Nevertheless, it receives the hardcore treatment in Loving Friends where Sharon Kane and her two girlfriends demonstrate that polymorphous perversity is alive and well in the suburbs. When they're done fucking the delivery boy, they fuck each other. When they're done fucking each other, they fuck each other's boyfriend. When one of them cries "Enough!" and threatens to move out, the other two plan a surprise party where she will have "more guys than she can handle" and, in the grand finale, prove the old philosophical point that there's no such thing as "enough."
Directed by Zachary Strong, Loving Friends leans on a strong ensemble — Cris Cassidy, Christine DeShaffer, Sharon Kane — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 1979.
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