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In 'The Wankers,' directed by Frédérique Barraja, the film expands on her 2010 photographic collection, Les Branleuses. It features candid conversations with models about female masturbation, addressing personal stories and practices from women of various ages. The documentary tackles the cultural significance of sex toys and the societal reluctance to discuss masturbation, despite open dialogue surrounding sex.
The film also examines the history of female sexuality, particularly the marketing of vibrators to women throughout the 20th century. Additionally, it addresses the serious issue of genital mutilation and its effects on women's lives, combining elements of whimsy with serious themes of self-discovery and empowerment.
Why Watch
- •Meet Florence Caillat-Mousse and other models discussing intimacy.
- •Find out about the history of vibrators marketed to women.
- •See candid conversations on female masturbation.
Did You Know
•The documentary is directed by Frédérique Barraja.
•It features models such as Florence Caillat-Mousse and Carole-Anne Bequignon.
•The film has a duration of 59 minutes.
•It is produced in France and is in French.
Perfect For
Sexual health discussionsWomen's empowermentArt photography enthusiasts