Netflix deals more and more with sexuality in its television programs, films, series, documentaries … But what place does the streaming platform give to female pleasure?
The Netflix streaming platform has this image “woke” because, through her films and series, she evokes social issues with kindness and pedagogy. But what about female sexualities? We already know the very successful Orange is the new black or, Valeria and Sex Education. However, these series seem to be exceptions and subjects that deal only with female pleasure are still rare on Netflix. Fortunately, by digging a little, we found some programs that speak accurately about this hot topic and still taboo for many. Moreover, on Thursday April 29, 2021, a new Polish series, Sexify, was released on Netflix and it deals exclusively with female pleasure. A new step towards progress for the streaming platform!
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“Sexify”: the story of an app on female pleasure
Inexperienced student tries to win a contest while trying to develop a sex app. The opportunity for her and her friends to explore female pleasure without taboos and without blushing… Or almost! Sexify is a Polish series recently arrived on Netflix and it has already met its audience as it is currently one of the most watched series on the streaming platform. Eight episodes that you can devour in a weekend!
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“Crazy ex-girl friend”: feminist songs by Rachel Bloom
Rachel Bloom is one of its authors, actresses and directors who mark a turning point on the small screen. With Crazy ex-girlfriend, she signs one of the most feminist series of recent years. With a stripping humor as well as satirical and parody songs as funny as they are engaged, one can only become addicted to this series. Rachel Bloom breaks many taboos on social issues, including female sexuality. We love his song “Period Sex”, “Sex during menstruation” in French, which had been censored on American television at the time of its broadcast. For the trouble, we share with you the uncensored version that the actress has posted online. Oh yes, Rachel Bloom!
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“Nola Darling does as she pleases”: Afro-feminism and sexual desires
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We loved the movie Nola darling by Spike Lee, released in 1986 and now available on Netflix. With the series Nola Darling does what she wants, the director plunges once again into the story of this young African-American woman living in New York. And it’s a pleasure to watch! Without judging or sexualizing her, the director films the polyamorous desires of Nola, played by the remarkable actress DeWanda Wise. Both seasons are to watch on Netflix!
Melanie Bonvard
Mélanie deciphers pop culture from a societal angle and questions the female gaze in films or even series, because everything is a question of gaze, she …