Synopsis
The film Sexability by MDA Hellas follows the life of Panos, a man with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. It focuses on his search for love and the connection between disability and sex. Through stories from patients, parents, experts, and a sexual assistant, it explores the topic with honesty and without taboos.
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