The residents of a small town in New Zealand want to attract a bigger share of the country's tourist trade, so they turn a local gym into a massage parlor, and soon the place is swamped with gentlemen looking for sexual adventures. The thin plot is handled with sensitivity and care,

never cheapening its characters. Cooper, playing the woman who runs the business, gives a fine performance as a woman disillusioned by her trade and the people she must deal with. This was shot on a relatively low budget and was one of the first films created by New Zealand's fledgling film

industry.