BRUSH MAGAZINE

1. FEEL GOOD
4. SEX EDUCATION
2. PURE
5. PLEASE LIKE ME
3. TRIGONOMETRY
6. SAVE ME
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TV & FILM
TALK
TV
Shows tackling sexuality and mental health
FEEL GOOD sees two female
characters navigating the
sometimes confusing world of
sexuality. Watch as Mae and
George's turbulent relationship
unfolds...
Stream on Netflix / BBCiPlayer
PURE follows the story of Marnie,
a young woman plagued by
intrusive sexual thoughts. As she
begins to make sense of her illness,
she begins to regain control of her
life.
Stream on 4OnDemand
A love triangle forms between
three, a young couple and a retired
french synchronised swimmer,
when they meet by chance In an
exploration of polyamorous
relationships, will theirs be
successful?
Stream on BBC iPlayer
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OLDER FAVOURITES
Sex Education is a hilarious show
following the sexual awakening of
a group of English teens in a high
school in middle England.
Stream on Netflix
This Australian favourite has had
a long run of seasons since 2013.
Josh comes to terms with being
gay, dealing with depression and
heartbreak with the help of his
friends and mother. Chiefly
written by the lead actor himself.
Stream on Netflix
This gripping show follows Nelly,
an absent father whose daughter
vanishes on her way to meet him. A
story of hope, retribution and
unconditional love.
Stream on NOWTV
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