“All pleasure is for her”: a documentary that breaks taboos around female sexuality
In theory, we are all equal before our right to sexual pleasure. Yet, long taboo or relegated to the background, female pleasure still seems mysterious, sometimes even inaccessible. With “All the pleasure is for her”, Sarah Fournier has a goal, to unravel the secrets of female pleasure and unmount the clichés.
According to the World Health Organization, the right to a free, safe and fulfilling sexual life and pleasure is linked to fundamental human rights. This right makes no distinction of gender or gender, yet female pleasure still seems as mysterious. To solve this mystery, Sarah Fournier collected the confidentiality of men and women. In this documentary, scientists, sociologists and sexologists try to provide answers to the questions raised.
The discovery of the vulva
A group of people is followed through a kind of female sexual maze that explores different themes: masturbation, desire, senses. Speakers are asked, for example, to place the different parts of the female sex on a drawing. An exercise that enables us to question the sexual education given both now and to previous generations. The interventions of Caroline Leroux, a clinical psychologist, sexologist and couple therapist, make it possible to better put the words on this part of the body that is constantly mysterious. “All pleasure is for her” then manages to multiply the views and visions of the female sex with great interest.
