Lust, feminine noun: behavior of someone who indulges in sexual pleasures without restraint.

The co-directors of Libérer la colère continue their free and feminist reinterpretation of the deadly sins by this time tackling a formidable beast: sex. Who said that the sexual liberation of the 1970s had really “liberated” our sexuality? Does marital duty only belong to our grandmothers’ generation? How is it that the orgasmic gap is still so deep? Can we rethink sex outside of the standard couple model? From asexuality to BDSM, from polyamory to enthusiastic consent, these cheeky texts loudly demand a new sexual revolution, a reinvention of our intimate relationships. If the private is political, sexuality is the keystone of truly egalitarian relationships. We demand the right to the complete enjoyment of our lives. If in Libérer la colère we said we were frustrated feminists, we see in Libérer la culotte that we are also badly fucked.

With texts by Stella Adjokê, Caroline Allard, Julie Artacho, Rose-Aimée Automne T. Morin, Sarah Beaudoin, Rachel Bergeron, Pascale Bérubé, Isabelle Bouchard-Veillette, Fanny Britt, Emilie Sarah Caravecchia, Zed Cézard, Maya Cousineau-Mollen, Caroline Dawson, Fannie Dionne, Catherine Darion, Laïma A. Gérald, Amélie Gillenn, Marie-Laure Landais, Leyla Lardja, Maude Ménard-Chicoine, Geneviève Morand, Mélodie Nelson, Maude Painchaud-Major, Léonie Pelletier, Véronique Pion, Shirley Rivet, Natalie-Ann Roy, Hélène Saint-Jacques and Catherine Voyer-Léger, and interviews with Melissa Mollen Dupuis and France Castel.