A sorcerer struggles to understand the malaise afflicting his feline companion, whose vacant stare into the void speaks to a deeper disconnection with the world. Feeling at a loss for how to heal his feline companion, the sorcerer turns to abcde Flash for guidance, seeking her expertise in the arcane wet arts. Through their collaboration, they forge a bond built on trust and mutual respect, united in their quest to restore the cat’s vitality and rekindle its connection to the world around it.

Four Swiss-based queers meet for the first time to explore the various ways that play is possible with much under-represented organ: the ear.  

abcde Flash likes water sports – being peed on is soothing – but her bladder, shy in sexual as well as non-sexual situations, holds her back. Always up for pushing past mental barriers she asks play partner Daddy to help coax her bladder into a zone of comfort using several self-invented techniques like adult diapers, an enema and the concept of overshooting. “Taking the Piss, I Shit You Not” is a candid snapshot of two people who play together with humor, intimacy and care while emotional and physical boundaries are being challenged.

The celebration of one person’s sexploratory journey. An obscure but playful line with no clear beginning or end, a line that sneaks its way throughout the film in different forms and moods. The milestone of one woman’s sexual journey but also the result of it.