HOMAGE

We’re creating an erotic feature film (60 mins +) consisting of eight – twelve scenes inspired by and in honour of the great David Lynch. We’ll be releasing each of these films upon completion, a Collection and a final Director’s Cut.

If we get super excited we might make a little festival out of it!

This is a Love Letter to Lynch, inspired by a dream / fugue / vision experienced by Eve X in the bathtub on the day of his death.

Lynch’s work was always erotic and edgy… we’re just gonna push that edge a little farther, with a dash of Australian Gothic.

It’s also deeply political at this moment in time – as sexual liberation is under attack globally,

we are blatantly, flagrantly celebrating art, eros and shadow.

We have a huge cast interested and this will be both a weird and edgy art sex film

and a beautiful snapshot of contemporary Australian sexuality culture!

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COLLABORATORS

We currently have over 40 creators interested in this project, and we’re immensely excited!

This will be a beautiful snapshot of Australian sexuality culture at a powerful moment in time...

as the world turns dark, we dance and f*ck and celebrate our weirdness brazenly, fragrantly, gloriously…

COMMUNITY

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POLITICS & PLEASURE | OUR MISSION STATEMENT

Just a few short years ago we were enjoying an unprecedented era...

of progressive social ideals, of freedom and access to technologies to create and distribute our own art,

of the slow destigmatization of sexuality and emergence of greater public education…

Time’s have changed, are changing quickly.

Censorship on social media platforms has been increasing for years, but we now have an international political climate

that is taking extreme legislative measures to remove spaces, language, anything pertaining to sexuality.

Professionals and practitioners of the various fields of sexuality are finding themselves now quite forcefully pushed ‘behind closed doors’. 

We have always had an interest in the question ‘what is pornography’?

What is the ineffable line between pornography and art, how do we quantify and legislate for this?

This project will deliberately muddle those waters.

We are determined to stand our ground for alternative sexualities, and for the rights of humans to the pleasure of their own bodies.

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