Skin. Like. Sun. (2009) is an avant-garde erotic documentary that explores intimacy through cinematic realism and "slow cinema" techniques. Film Overview Original Title: Des Jours Plus Belles Que La Nuit Directors: A collaboration between feminist erotic filmmaker Jennifer Lyon Bell and artist/lingerie designer Murielle Scherre (La Fille d'O). Features real-life couple Wim van Damme Floor Wyns
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"A raw, sweaty, and unflinching look at the human condition. 2009 was a great year for indie cinema, and this remains a hidden gem of the era. 3.5/5 stars."
, a real-life couple, had come here not to escape the world, but to inhabit it more deeply. Outside, the world moved in a "finger-snapping" blur of digital noise, but inside these sun-washed rooms, the only rhythm that mattered was the steady, languid pulse of their own intimacy.
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