A Botticelli made flesh, two artist’s models in the studio sitting for a painting, laid out in the sun. Marble statues draped in sheets, wetness and warm summer air, gold, green grass on skin, the hum of insects.
Beauty for beauty’s sake,
touch for the pleasure of touching.
Pure sensation, a Sappho poem come to life.

Wash Me is an intimate and hopeful portrait of a woman re-discovering her body and desire after breast cancer, directed by Rebecca Stewart and starring performers Victoria Rose and Jonte. Based on the director’s own story, this is the first explicit film in history to raise awareness about sex and breast cancer.

In an abandoned wild garden, water and plants give life to the statue of a naked man. This rebirth brings him close to his ancestors and to the garden he created to explore his sexual desires, which was a haven of peace full of mystery and beauty. A metaphysical space of intimacy for personal fantasies and erotic desires. Into the wilderness he goes hunting to be hunted.

In the last chapter of the GODASSES trilogy, Emre Busse and trans porn talent Jamal Phoenix try to redefine body’s desirability, questioning the hegemonic society’s normative restrictions and the viewers’ ideas.

It’s trial by goblet for this horny cup-bearer on his first day. Madame is thirsty and he’d better not spill a
drop!

Norbert gives himself to Jan Soldat’s camera, recounting with intimate satisfaction how and why he castrated himself. A classic “Soldatan” documentary in which identity (and physical) necessities challenge the viewer’s gaze.