

Overview
Sensitive Parts is a tender and sharply observed dramatic comedy about a young woman who is forced to confront her social anxiety and interpersonal fears before they consume her and the people she loves, with a little help along the way from the imaginary manifestation of an iconic popstar.
Top Cast

Carolyn Yonge
Dolore
Jennifer Kobelt
Sinead
Sean Marshall Jr.
Riun

Monice Peter
Fierce

Dayleigh Nelson
Casper
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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