This title makes no sense. Yes, there's plenty of sex, but the title doesn't fit at all. And who is this front and center on the cover? Brandy Davis is the star of this film, and that's not her. This may be Griffin Drew who's only in the film a few minutes - and isn't dressed like that. It's a generic cookie-cutter erotic drama, but this cover does the impossible and makes it seem even more generic.
Marie (Brandy Davis) wants to be a professional photographer. At a party she meets this really creepy British guy named Jacob (Anthony Skordi). Jacob is supposed to be this suave, enigmatic dangerous gent... but he just comes off as sleazy and weird.
Jacob sees a photograph she took of her husband Dylan (Danny Pape) and compliments her on her style and technique. I laughed my ass off - this is a hilariously lame photo.
The party guests play a game of "I Never". Marie gets a little upset when Dylan admits he's cheated before. Not on her, but still.
Okay, it turns out this is just a fantasy she's having. Marie is extremely inhibited and socially awkward. So, she has fantasies about being uninhibited in public.
Dylan wants Marie to come out of her shell and be more adventurous and uninhibited.
He has a surprise for Marie - a girl in only a red ribbon (Kristen Harner) waiting for her.
Elise is very uninhibited and lets Marie photograph her naked.
She visits Jacob. He insults her photographs and literally sets them on fire.
A pretty decent sex scene. Well lit, terrible music, lots of positions, etc. It checks all the boxes.
The next day, Marie is back again. But she's horrified to find a nude woman in his studio.
It's just a model (Griffin Drew).
Damn. This movie is just one sex scene after another. Here, Marie photographs Elise have sex with her boyfriend Dan (Daniel Busch).
Marie is back at Jacob's studio. He's got another nude girl on his couch (Stella Porter).
Dylan comes home and finds something interesting waiting for him.
She promises to try and be more uninhibited.
Dylan pulls the ribbon, and they go to the bedroom and have sex. There's also a lame epilogue where we find that Marie's photography business is thriving. THE END
Let's judge it for what it is - an erotic drama. On those terms it's not too shabby. The sex is just constant, the ladies look good, and it's filmed well. The acting isn't terrible (although Jacob is way over the top), and the story is simple (which is a good thing). Objectively bland and forgettable, but it's hard to find too much to complain about.
★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆
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