The World’s Sexiest Lesbian Avant-Garde Film

A LESBIAN ANDRIOD::A SKIN CHICK::TWO GIRLS::ONE WORLD::SOMETHING’S GOTTA’ GIVE…

Desert space L.A., Cowboy Burn descends into Marlboro Country from the elevator of an androgynous heaven. She must have sex now and there is no time to explain. If she doesn’t get it up before dusk–she’s going to detonate.

Pushing the envelope of art cinema and lesbian erotica, WE COME (FROM OTHER WORLDS) mixes up surreal images, unsimulated sex and cute girls, to the tune of trance, electronica and British punk rock. Directed by Ji Strangeway.

Features music, courtesy of: Antix/Fiord (New Zealand), Danton Eeprom (UK), Reeko (Spain), Metazoo (Spain), Mistakus (France), Plantaganda (USA), Rework(Germany), Unstable Tables/Patrick Snape (U.K.)

Contains sexual situations. Audiences: 18+ years only
RT: 31 min. (Short)
Release: 2013
Country: USA
Director, Camera: : Ji Strangeway
Studio: Proteji Pictures
Format: Digital, Color, Stereo, Standard Definition

Love Actually (.)  A Gothic girl seduces a debutante only to find the roles switched as she teaches the predator a thing or two about the art of seduction . Pure poetry, with trance music, electronica, no dialogue. Terse and sexy.
Abstract erotic experimental art film and zen-sensual meditation short by director, Ji Strangeway. Features original music by New Zealand trance DJs, Antix/Fiord.

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RT: 20 min.
Director, Camera: Ji Strangeway
Music: Antix/Fiord, Slow Burning Studios (NZ)
Year: 2012
Country: US
Format: Digital, Color

DVD: Amazon.com

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It’s raining candy. Two hot-to-trot girls with an insatiable sweet tooth for electro kissing share euphoric tunes that cause candy-hypnosis; pulling them closer and closer and closer and closer together.

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Filmed, Directed, Edited by: Ji
Music Courtesy: Danton Eeprom/ “Confessions of an English Opium Eater” (UK)
Format: Digital, Color
RT: 3 minutes

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- Time Out New York, Film Review

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MYSTERY’S CHOIR 1999 (re-released 2009) is an experimental-narrative art film that explores the surreal, honest and truncated perceptions of a teenager, Daena (Deidra Currie) lost in love with a much older lesbian woman, Chelsea (Jill Repplinger). The couple’s reclusive sexually charged relationship snaps 15-year-old, Daena out of her magical world and has her sleep walking through dreams and waking reality.

This film contains unsimulated lesbian sex, stylistically mixes conventional narrative storytelling with abstract dreamscape imagery. Audiences: 18+ years only.

DVD: AMAZON.COM

RT: 65 min. |  Released: 1999 (re-released 2009)  |  Country: US
Director, Camera: : Ji Strangeway  | Original Format: 16mm, sound, color  |  Digital Format: 4:3 standard definition

“Although very explicit, these scenes avoid being either coy or pornographic. They are firmly embedded in the physical, but the women”s bodies are neither glamorized nor mocked. Instead, the rhythms of desire flow freely (and are not confined by clichés of acted-out phony sexual climaxes) and the camera itself seems to caress the flesh before it.”

“It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before”

“Digs deep into lesbo-erotic depths and emerges with reels of pristine dirt that will ticklet hose who are jaded while liberating others who are repressed”

Some of the most beautiful and explicit sex scenes in lesbian films

An unfettered filmmaker with considerable potential

Ji has an uncanny sense of imagery

What we really needed after that film was a long cold shower

Skillfully brings across the inner world of a girl in love with an older woman

Most definitely an art-house delight!