Les Fleurs (2014)

Les Fleurs is a short film which is part of a larger series called Define Beauty. The title comes from the song used in the short film, "Les Fleurs," by the late Minnie Riperton. Director Saam Farahmand created the piece "to immerse the viewer in the female form, an overwhelming landscape where the smallest shifts are amplified." All of that is an artsy fartsy way of illustrating the transformation of a woman from completely hairless to a more natural state, so whether you like your ladies shaved or au naturale, there's something here for everyone. The model featured is Kristy McQuade, and we get a pretty spectacular sweeping shot across her whole body. We get full frontal fun bags and flange, which becomes furry with the help of computer generated magic! It's one of the most tantalizing and titillating short films we've ever laid eyes on, and we have a feeling that Les Fleurs will get you in full bloom! The runtime of this flick is only two minutes, but you'll likely find yourself manning the remote control and pause button at numerous times throughout the course of this short to take a moment and get a few pumps in. The only downside to this masterpiece of the flesh is that it doesn't go on much longer! One thing's for sure, any flesh fiend will not think of Minnie Riperton's song the same way again, and you'll likely have a Pavlovian response in your pants if you ever do hear it!