Jennifer Lyon Bell directs award-winning, creative erotic films that portray sexuality in an emotionally realistic way. Hot, surprising, and intimate.
‟I was forever wishing that all movies had longer and more explicit sex scenes!”
In real life, you learn something about a person when you get sexually intimate with them. Maybe the power shifts between you, or maybe you open up more than you planned, or maybe you see a new side to their personality. This is one reason why some porn can feel tedious — a lot is happening, yet nothing really happens. We try to bring out the story within sex scenes because that’s both realistic and fun to watch.
Sex is a giant, beautiful, strange, messy, fascinating, fun and thrilling force of nature. It doesn’t usually look that way in movies. By finding creative ways to show the true thrill of good sex, we want to give people the confidence to trust their own desires and to know that not only is nothing wrong with our sexual pleasure, it’s a force for unique self-expression and for connection with the rest of humanity.
About our visionOur actors and actresses honestly explore the psychology of characters’ sexual boundaries, whether through traditional acting exercises, experimentation during rehearsals, or by simply being brave enough to take emotional risks.
‟Spontaneous real-life chemistry between people draws us in.”
Stay up to date with Blue Artichoke Films!
Get in touch!Our first two "erotic games," Adorn and Wild Card, are now available in our "Game Night Vol. 1" package for streaming or download!...
Read MoreFinally a chance to see the full PornFilmFestival Berlin live in person, with screenings, parties, and discussion events....
Read MoreLongstanding music/arts festival Zomerparkfeest teams up with new sex-positive feminist collective Aangenaam to invite Jennifer to show Adorn and talk about her work...
Read MoreJennifer speaks about "Ethical and Inclusive Porn" at this 2023 Dutch 3-day summit for sexuality professionals.
An evening of short films that will inspire your erotic imaginations and rekindle curiosity and play.
How do we understand queer and feminist pornography through both a theoretical and practical lens? A filmmaker and academic debate.
