That Kind of Summer

Three hypersexual women spend 26 days in a silent house at a lake. Léonie (serious), Eugénie (impulsive) and Gaëlle alias Gejša (flirty). All three of them are here voluntarily. They are supervised by a social worker and a not very trustworthy therapist. The motto of the house is “”hypersexualita is not a sickness”. The aim of this experiment is not to heal but to allow for honest examination of various experiences, forms and extremes of desire. Everything is taking place on a half-naked and completely naked level, verbally and physically, in fantasy but also in reality. The reality – that the workers are indeed untouched but also at least a little touched – is not surprising and corresponds with the feelings of the audience.