Dorcel presents an American star, Whitney Wright, in a new edition of this effective series about the wonders of submission. She's convincing in the difficult role of creating a female character who is strong yet adopting the submissive role to her partner Kristof Cale.
They are working on adapting a popular book by Tiffany Leiddi that celebrates her submission to husband Ricky Mancini, and while working on the screenplay realize that research is needed to bring the story to life. We're given a glimpse of how TIff and Ricky live their lives, with a strong hot wifing scene showing busty Leiddi doing her thing.
Then Whitney and Kristof set about first-hand exposure to the world of BDSM, going to a Parisian sex club filled with masked men and women in elaborate latex costumes indulging in both male and female sex slave antics. Gradually our lead couple enjoy themselves in kinky activity, and are rewarded with their screenplay adaptation being accepted by backers and ready to shoot.
This is not one of the many Dorcel pantomime movies where dialogue is omitted, but instead mixes WW's English dialogue with the rest of the cast speaking French, using dubbing rather than subtitles to create two different tracks for the viewer to choose from.
They are working on adapting a popular book by Tiffany Leiddi that celebrates her submission to husband Ricky Mancini, and while working on the screenplay realize that research is needed to bring the story to life. We're given a glimpse of how TIff and Ricky live their lives, with a strong hot wifing scene showing busty Leiddi doing her thing.
Then Whitney and Kristof set about first-hand exposure to the world of BDSM, going to a Parisian sex club filled with masked men and women in elaborate latex costumes indulging in both male and female sex slave antics. Gradually our lead couple enjoy themselves in kinky activity, and are rewarded with their screenplay adaptation being accepted by backers and ready to shoot.
This is not one of the many Dorcel pantomime movies where dialogue is omitted, but instead mixes WW's English dialogue with the rest of the cast speaking French, using dubbing rather than subtitles to create two different tracks for the viewer to choose from.