Mia Sollis ‘Dawn‘ by Koenart
The Met Art HD erotic movie format presents several unique challenges to the director. The first is simply the issue of time. “Dawn,” to cite the example at hand, has a total running time of 8 minutes and 12 seconds. That’s not a lot of time to tell much of a story. Further, most of these films don’t feature any dialog, so the filmmaker must rely on a purely visual mode of communication.
Of course, when the subject is as visually appealing as Mia Sollis, the director’s task of constructing a narrative, however scant, is made that much easier. And Koenart, a gifted visual artist, has the skills, sensitivity, and intelligence to tell his story in the limited time available.
Mia Sollis emerges from a house carrying a bottle of lotion and a cell phone. It’s easy to overlook during the first, casual viewing, but the phone is the central plot device here. While she waits for an eagerly anticipated text message the beautiful redhead relaxes on the patio.
Koenart has an eye for beauty and a particularly light touch. Just before the minute mark, for example, Mia stands at the railing looking out at the landscape beyond. Koenart moves in close and captures the hem of her frock as it flutters in the wind. There’s really nothing to it, but it’s a beautiful image and adds to the sense of time and place.
The director has made another interesting choice. Rather than pretend she’s unaware of the camera, Koenart has Mia Sollis play directly to the lens throughout. After she’s removed her shift and is dressed only in a pair of white panties, Mia lies back on a chaise and spreads her legs. As she does so, at the 2:26 mark, she shoots a tiny, sly smile right at us. It’s just one of many wonderful moments here.
Headshots are featured, and to excellent effect. To pose for a successful still headshot is one thing, but the unblinking eye of the camera puts additional demands on the model. Sollis shines in these beautiful, intimate moments. And Koenart also devotes generous screen time to the rest of Mia’s body, much of it in tightly framed, deliciously detailed close-ups.
Whether your day is just beginning, winding down, or if you’re simply in the mood to savor a brief, beautiful, erotic interlude, “Dawn” is a delight.
Her profile: Mia Sollis
Art Nude Models: Met Art information.
