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At turns lush, humorous, sincere, erotic, joyful, and intense, (W/HOLE) forsakes traditional expectations of “porn” to create an unexpectedly textured landscape of desire. Amidst ecstatic water balloon fights, opulent feasts devoured without utensils, narrations of pleasure, lewd hand gestures, densely scored orgies, improvisational performance, and intense kink dynamics, (W/HOLE) proposes a new type of pornography: a world of queer sex that is at once surreally lush and intensely real. The film celebrates queer pleasure as resistance, while inviting viewers of all identities towards their own human capacity for pleasure.
Six years after her bottom surgery, Manon Praline shares a moving testimony of the challenges and joys she encountered on that journey. Her story is complemented with beautiful imagery shot by artist Eva Wu in the dramatic landscape of the North American Southwest, and scored by Pride Month Barbie’s musical sensation Josephine Shetty.
Black, Indigenous, and people of color from the porn industry meet to create content on their own terms. During filming, we end up in the kitchen crying, laughing, holding, and hugging each other. Here is an excerpt from that conversation.
What does a violent flirtation with the camera look like? Performer Manon Praline and director Evie Snax take us on a sensual solo striptease - loaded with trans * femininity, queer romance and radical self-acceptance.
Six years after her bottom surgery, Manon Praline shares a moving testimony of the challenges and joys she encountered on that journey. Her story is complemented with beautiful imagery shot by artist Eva Wu in the dramatic landscape of the North American Southwest, and scored by Pride Month Barbie’s musical sensation Josephine Shetty. Like honey on the tongue of a sweet tooth, Mommy pours pure honesty and vulnerability into the viewer’s eyes, ears, and hearts.
In Luzifer Priest's bathroom
Short film with Luzifer Priest
Experience this rotating and hypnotic sensory-world, where gyrating nymphs express love beyond your wildest fantasies. Dedicated to parents everywhere who did their very best, this short film is a love letter to the grown children — especially trans, queer, sex working, and otherwise marginalized and criminalized folks — who surpassed their parents, in daring to be bold in pursuit of their best lives.
Evie Snax stumbles across Jiz Lee while walking through the park with some friends. On this crisp Fall day, dreams become reality.
