Lenny (Merriman) is a typical 14-year-old from the Bronx. Like every teenage boy, he is totally fascinated with the concept of sex. But the year is 1955, and Lenny is too scared to actually "do it." So he dedicates his summer vacation to the next best thing. Seeing two other people do it.

Easier said than done. Caught in the act of spying, his mother (LuPone) and stepfather ship him off to spend the summer with his aunt and uncle in "the country"-- Queens. His plan looks like a bust and his summer seems destined for boredom, until he meets a whole new group of friends-- young teens who have a "sex club." They don't do it; they just talk about it, but these kids have a lot more interesting information than was available in the Bronx.

And then he meets Hedy (Mol); a nurse, twice his age, and gorgeous--in a former life she modeled for bra ads. Lenny is both smitten and inspired, and his goal for the summer kicks into high gear. Lenny's plan to "witness an act of love" becomes an obsession, which turns a summer vacation into an adventure that will change his life forever.

"Just Looking" takes place at a time when parents would rather spell S-E-X than say it in front of their kids. Times have changed, but the adolescent fascination with sex has not. This is an "ageless" coming-of-age comedy that will ring as true for the teens of today as it will for their Baby Boomer Moms and Dads.