A bold, funny and emotionally honest dramedy about four lifelong friends – Anette, Nadia, Ellen and Martina – navigating the complexities of love, intimacy and identity in midlife.

When Anette, a public health researcher, leads a government study exploring the link between sex and wellbeing, the project sparks more than public debate. As the women begin examining their own experiences, long-held assumptions are challenged and uncomfortable truths come to the surface. Relationships are tested, routines disrupted and new possibilities emerge as each friend starts questioning what happiness, desire and fulfilment really mean.

Blending sharp humour with warmth and refreshing honesty, Lust explores female sexuality, friendship and modern relationships with rare openness. At its heart, it is a story about self-discovery, second chances and the enduring power of friendship – proving that it is never too late to reinvent yourself.