L'Eau à la bouche

Breakfast Time (2025) is a raw, intimate documentary about submission, control, obedience, and the rituals of puppy play and food play. The film centers on a single queer pup who, in the quiet solitude of his apartment, begins his day by eating breakfast—oatmeal, yogurt, and two bananas—from a dog bowl on the floor. As the pup eats, a candid voice-over unfolds, and a secret about his food is revealed. He reflects on the nature of desire and disgust—failed relationships, encounters with gay-bashing, strange sexual fantasies, and the feeling of isolation that comes along with stigmatized desire. Dressed in a harness, chastity cage, boots, and a tail, we witness the pup move in and out of his puppy headspace, a mental state that offers him comfort, calm, and connection to a simpler, more grounded sense of self.

Inanna Justice prepares a chicken, and her submissive, for a tasty treat.                

Cowman is a seven-minute, surreal, and comically absurd animated short about a farmer and his beloved cow, who experience an alien abduction on their farm, leading to strange and unexpected transformations. Blending humour and absurdity, the film explores themes of love, identity, and self-acceptance, celebrating how even the most outrageous circumstances can deepen the bond between two souls.

Two connoisseurs of forbidden flavors battle over a rare delicacy, much to its owner’s despair                

Nikolas is a JustForFans content creator. In this documentary, we want to find out more about what it means to be an adult content creator.