Four girlfriends who share a $3 million house have wealth, success and beauty but still can't find happiness with men. They gossip and dish about their sexual escapades. Like "Sex in the City," it plays to the themes of female empowerment and sexual fulfillment.

Kirsten thinks their problems are "societal expectations." Her shrink lectures her on self-esteem, a lesson she shares with her friends over drinks. She finds the "true measure of happiness" is through self-esteem. Her "happiness quotient" is thus improved.

Kirsten has "animalistic sex" with Justice Young, a guy "who can fuck but can't carry on a conversation." It's the movie's hottest scene.

Retailing: For a specifically female viewer.