Pleasure Pill

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Pleasure Pill
Sgrin Media Agency
Directed by	Helen M Grace
Produced by	Kate Crowther (producer), Jane Dauncey (executive producer)
Written by	Helen M Grace
Starring	Sharon Morgan Duncan Betts
Music by	Neil White
Cinematography	Rory Taylor
Editing by	Mike Hopkins
Release date(s)	Wales 2002
Running time	3 minutes
Country	Wales
Language	English language
IMDb profile

Pleasure Pill is a short film, made in Cardiff, Wales as part of the Screen Gems scheme run by Sgrin Media Agency, HTV and the UK Film Council in 2002.

The 3-minute short film is the story of Kath, a bored middle-aged housewife, who is given a new medication with unusual side-effects - it causes spontaneous sexual arousal at the most embarrassing moments.

The film stars Sharon Morgan and Duncan Betts, and is directed by Helen M Grace.

[edit] Film Festival Screenings

Toronto Britpics, Commonwealth Film Festival, Curzon Serious About Shorts, Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival, International Film Festival of Wales, Durango International Film Festival (Colorado, USA), Tiburon International Film Festival (CA, USA).