Do What I Want – Silver Moon, Julian Baptiste

The setting is a sleek, modern kitchen. Completely devoid of decoration or embellishment, only a glimpsed faucet and an oven inset in an uninterrupted wall of cabinets suggests the intended purpose of the room. A single, asymmetrical, window floods the space with light. A couple — Silver Moon and Julian Baptiste — both clad in casual white, are having a lively conversation. Her eyes sparkle with playful energy, he returns her loving gaze. Their chemistry is obvious, even overwhelming. And that amorous attraction makes this cool kitchen the absolutely perfect place for an extended romantic encounter, more comfortable than the coziest bed, more sensuous than any exotic locale. Director Andrej Lupin adds a further bit of mystery to the proceedings with the title: in “Do What I Want” both players seem to be doing exactly what they want as individuals and as a twosome — this is a couple making love, not a superior controlling an underling. Moans of orgasmic delight are punctuated by giddy, joyous laughter, playful and passionate elements in perfect proportion. Encompassing everything from foot-worship to feverish fucking in a variety of creative positions, “Do What I Want” does what it does superbly.