'Dying for Sex' Explores Terminal Illness and Sexuality April 3 on Hulu

FX's new miniseries Dying for Sex, starring Michelle Williams as Molly Kochan, is inspired by the true story of a woman who, after being diagnosed with terminal breast cancer, embarks on a journey of sexual exploration. The series captures the tension between comedy and tragedy as Molly confronts her unsatisfying marriage and seeks to experience life and intimacy before her time runs out. Co-created by Kochan and her friend Nikki Boyer, the show has been praised for its bold storytelling and emotional depth, as Molly's quest for sexual satisfaction unfolds amidst the gravity of her diagnosis. Critics note that Williams delivers a powerful performance, balancing the absurdity of Molly's escapades with a palpable humanity. The show has sparked discussions about the intersection of illness, sexuality, and the pursuit of pleasure in the face of mortality. Dying for Sex promises to be both provocative and poignant, making it a noteworthy addition to FX's lineup.