BEAUTY HURTS

This movie is a queer feminist erotic comedy about two female protagonists - who engage in a playful role-play between gynecologist and patient. Their game evolves into a sharp, sensual critique of how the female body has been medicalized, observed, and controlled throughout history. Blending satire, desire, and historical side notes. In this movie we enter a room full of pleasure, protest and power dynamics.

Who holds the power when care becomes control—and what happens when we take it back?

A creature in an inflatable smiley hood lies on the floor of a pastel trailer. She is wrapped in cellophane, with eggs nestled between the plastic and her skin. A fearsome cartoonish giant in extremely tall white stilettos towers over the bound subject.  The eggs must crack, the mess contained within the plastic cocoon until the seal is broken and the slime leaks out.                

Take My Breath Away is a contemplative journey about control, surrender, and tidyness. Inspired by the kinky practice of asphyxiophilia or erotic asphyxiation, the film explores the intimate choreography between suffocation and desire, where the absence of air becomes a language of trust, freedom, but most of all, tremendous amounts of sexual pleasure.                

Daddy Deity (he/she) and Priestex (they/them) are ready to play a game with Kittie Come Drop (she/her)...at the tat shop. Will Kittie prove she really is a good girl?                

“Focus on what I want. Not what you want.”

Sadie Lune and Lilith Luxe star in a surreal exploration of trust and desire. Dominant Sadie demands Lilith’s attention, with delicate caresses punctuated by firm slaps. A wet mouth, a skilled fist, and creative illumination culminate in a thunderous crescendo.

Leaving uncomfortable from a naughty party, Jojo ends up walking into a trap and is kidnapped by a pair of sinister and very slutty clowns. Dom Clubber and Caozito Gabixi keep the girl in captivity and teach her a lesson until she changes her shape.