Skin. Like. Sun./Des Jours now available in Europe

Posted on June 29, 2011

By Jennifer Lyon Bell

Our award-winning warm, sexy erotic film "Skin. Like Sun./Des Jours Plus Belles Que La Nuit" is now available on DVD at our website and at lovely shops throughout Europe.

Happily, “Skin. Like Sun./Des Jours Plus Belles Que La Nuit,” our film that won Best Direction at the Feminist Porn Awards, is now available on DVD in Europe.

You can buy it right here on this website to ship almost anywhere in the world. It’s also now starting to roll out to European shops.

This film stars a loving real-life young couple and the unique twist is that it’s filmed in ‘real time’: Because you see every second, you get a true sense of what real sex is like, including all the slow sensual stuff that ends up on most cutting room floors. It’s a collaboration between Jennifer and Belgian artist Murielle Scherre of La Fille D’O. We discovered that ‘real-time’ filming is quite unusual both in porn films and in mainstream/art films, and it’s not easy to do well. But Wim and Floor were so charming and sexy that they made it easy for us.

You can learn more about the film here.

If you’d like a shop near you to carry it, just let them know.

(Wondering when the USA version will be ready? We’re working on it, truly. Let us know if you want to be alerted when it’s ready by sending us an e-mail at info [at] blueartichokefilms [dot] com.)

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