Cléa Gaultier Dances Lead in the Ballet-Inspired 'Positions' from Joybear

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Joybear Pictures has released “Positions,” a dance-inspired film where ballet and sex are intermingled.

In this story-driven glamcore release, dancers learn that passion can help fuel performance, both on and off the stage.

“Any studio lucky enough to feature French knockout Cléa Gaultier in a film should be grateful,” said Joybear Pictures Founder and CEO Justin Santos. “Cléa isn't just stunningly beautiful, she is a dream to work with. Did we mention she genuinely is a classically trained ballerina?”

In the film, “struggling ballet dancer Florence (Gaultier) needs to inject some passion into her performance. Escaping to a secret dancers’ retreat, the ballerina soon realizes she’s not the only one who could do with practicing some new positions. From a strict ballet teacher who challenges her student to hold first position while they perform a distractingly beautiful strip tease, to a beautiful stripper who teaches the ballerina how to add sex appeal to her performance, to a coach who uses his body to support a dancer who has lost her confidence, the month at the dancers’ retreat culminates in one incredible final show.” 

After winning the Playboy reality TV competition "Head to Head," British film school graduate Justin Santos created Joybear Pictures with a simple goal in mind: keep adult entertainment fun. The company has been lauded for its commitment to producing feminist and sex-positive content and has received several award nominations and a handful of wins.

“Joybear releases are absolutely top-notch, and the studio already enjoys a healthy fanbase in Europe,” said Pulse VP of Sales Hyland C. “The studio’s films are sexy, fun, and beautifully shot, with excellent talent.”

“Positions” stars Gaultier with Julia De Lucia, Kali Sudhra, Sicilia, and Amber Nevada, opposite male performers Anthony Gaultier, Emilio Ardana, Jesús Reyes and Juan Lucho.

To view the box cover, synopsis, and cast list, click here.

For all retail inquiries, contact Hyland C. or call (818) 435-1615.

For more information on Joybear Pictures, click here and follow them on Twitter.

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