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Four Verses of Self Pleasure

Touching ourselves beyond pleasure

Year: 2021 Documentary Runtime: 64 min

Overview

Seven women and one non binary person share their personal experiences with masturbation through short anecdotes and a revolutionary washing machine.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Glòria Guerrero Gonzalez

Glòria Guerrero Gonzalez

Glòria

Javiera Valenzuela Castillo

Javiera Valenzuela Castillo

Javiera

Salima Issaoui El Harrak

Salima Issaoui El Harrak

Salima

Ona Juan Bachs

Ona Juan Bachs

Ona

Patricia Caramés Rodés

Patricia Caramés Rodés

Patricia

Lívia 'Nêga' Pinheiro Lucas

Lívia 'Nêga' Pinheiro Lucas

Lívia 'Nêga'

Virginia Rovira Pérez

Virginia Rovira Pérez

Virginia

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