Synopsis
Description:The look and sensuality of Les Femmes Erotique reminds us of how much Andrew Blake has changed the face of erotica. This film is a cavalcade of erotic fantasies. There is no dialogue, and no concrete plot. The scarlet thread between the episodes are virtual reality: We will meet a few women hooked up to their cybersex machines, and then we are allowed to share their imaginations. The most subversive scene was the last one, Fornicon, with Julia Ann and Raven. Regrettably, the scene was a very short one. I would look forward to an extended version on DVD. The director has a distinctive style. You will either admire it, or hate it. IMO, this film is perhaps Blake’s best work from the 1990s. It is far superior to Playthings, which won an AVN award, in terms of imagination. As I reflect on the difference between the women in this oldie and the girls favored by current productions, it seems to me that women possess an inner glow that few girls can muster. Current productions may be less satisfying because the tease becomes a perfunctory introduction to sex. Whereas, the tease should be an integral part of love making.
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