Actresses helene zimmer & deborah revy naked in q

Movie from year 2011
Synopsis of the film: the sexual adventures of a hot young woman

You will find 10 scenes of this film in the members area,
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Q / Desire is a 2011 French erotic drama film directed by Laurent Bouhnik, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Stéphane Gizard. The film stars Deborah Révy, Hélène Zimmer, Johnny Amaro, and Gowan Didi. The film is also known as Desire in some countries. The film follows the lives and sexual experiences of several young people in a small town in France. The main character is Cécile (Révy), a 20-year-old woman who is grieving the death of her father. She seeks comfort and pleasure in casual sex with various partners, including Matt (Didi), a handsome photographer who falls in love with her. Another character is Alice (Zimmer), a shy and insecure student who is in a relationship with Manu (Johan Libéreau), a violent and possessive boyfriend. She finds solace in an online chat with Chance (Amaro), a mysterious stranger who encourages her to explore her sexuality and fantasies. The film also shows the stories of other characters, such as Virginie (Christelle Benoit), a married woman who has an affair with Maurice (Brice Fournier), a married man; Héloïse (Margot Heurtematte), a lesbian who has a crush on Alice; Alex (Fabian Ara), a gay man who has a one-night stand with Chance; and Sonia (Leticia Bellicini), a prostitute who has sex with Cécile. The film depicts the different aspects of desire, love, lust, passion, intimacy, and loneliness. The film also explores the themes of freedom, identity, communication, and happiness. The film is influenced by the works of Jean-Luc Godard, François Truffaut, and Catherine Breillat. Q / Desire was shot in France in 2011. The film has a naturalistic aesthetic and a realistic tone that reflects its candid content. The film also features a pop soundtrack composed by Ernest Saint Laurent and others. Q / Desire was released in France in 2011, where it received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. The film was also screened at some international film festivals, such as the Toronto International Film Festival and the Raindance Film Festival. The film was also distributed in some other countries, such as Spain, Germany, Italy, and the United States. Q / Desire is available for streaming on various platforms such as Netflix. Q / Desire is a sensual and provocative film that challenges the viewer’s perception of sexuality and relationships. The film is intended for mature viewers who are not offended by its explicit and controversial content. Parental Guide Q / Desire is rated NC-17 for its explicit content. The film contains several scenes of nudity, sex, oral sex, anal sex, masturbation, threesome, lesbianism, homosexuality, prostitution involving both men and women. The film also shows some scenes of violence involving domestic abuse and rape. The film deals with sensitive topics such as grief involving the death of a parent, infidelity involving married couples, online chat involving cybersex and sexting. The film is not suitable for children or anyone who is easily disturbed or offended. Viewer discretion is advised.