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Meet the Doyennes of Ecosexuality

Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens transform environmental crisis into cosmic comedy, reminding us love is just a flame away.

In their latest film, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens advocate for an intimate relationship with Earth, blending environmental preservation with sensual pleasure.


Their film, Playing with Fire: An Ecosexual Emergency (2025), explores the 2020 Northern California fires through a lens of both tragedy and farce, turning heartache into humor to open pathways to understanding and hope.


Sprinkle and Stephens’s unique storytelling makes the documentary almost a joy to watch despite its disturbing subject matter. Their approach is humane and respectful, showing fire in all its glory — good and bad. They eventually come to terms with fire, symbolizing respect for Earth as a lover and eroticizing it.


Their work demonstrates that even calamities can be transformed into opportunities for connection and celebration, urging us to see the world through new eyes and hearts.

Original source:  https://hyperallergic.com/meet-the-doyennes-of-ecosexuality/
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