Much in the same way as Fetish Sex Symbol, "Bianca Beauchamp: All Access" is a release that defies any easy definition. If the book can be considered as a huge model portfolio (but not just that), this DVD is a documentary, but again, not an ordinary one.
Documentaries represent a minor part in the world of fetish movies. A few ones have been done before, but as far as I know none can be compared to BB:AA. Today's technology allows a level of perfection which was unthikable just ten years ago whithout an enormous budget. Therefore, those movies have not aged well.
So here come Bianca and Martin to right that wrong; creating -again- a piece of work which should be used as a yardstick for any future release of its kind. And yet there is something in the DVD that can hardly be matched by other future documentaries, and that is the easy-going, down-to-earth attitude which has become one of the author's trademarks. If the form is glossy and flawless, the content reminds us constantly that we are seeing real people being just themselves. What comes as a surprise is is watching their very special guests Jean Bardot and Sway just behaving in the same real way, showing a charm that goes even beyond their latex attire.
The extras give an even fuller vision of the event and the people behind it. A very special mention must go for Vincent's short films, at the very cutting edge of fetish audiovisual art.
Very entertaining (but also with its thought-provoking moments), I would reccommend BB:AA to anyone interested in the reality behind the latex fetish world today.

Barcelona's Watcher

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