Girls Kissing Girls 5 (2010)
Dia Zerva offers a passionate goodbye to beautiful blonde lover Samantha Ryan, while uptight feminist college student Madison Young gets some hands-on experience with porn star Nikki Brooks. Beautiful redhead Sarah Blake makes a triumphant return to the LA modeling scene, only to find ex-girlfriend Lexi Belle has some unfinished business to take up with her. Finally, innocent beauty Kasey Chase is given a lesson in the finer points of osculation by mature brunette Veronica Avluv.
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Dia Zerva offers a passionate goodbye to beautiful blonde lover Samantha Ryan, while uptight feminist college student Madison Young gets some hands-on experience with porn star Nikki Brooks. Beautiful redhead Sarah Blake makes a triumphant return to the LA modeling scene, only to find ex-girlfriend Lexi Belle has some unfinished business to take up with her. Finally, innocent beauty Kasey Chase is given a lesson in the finer points of osculation by mature brunette Veronica Avluv.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
Written By:Nica Noelle
In Theaters:8/24/2010
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Sweetheart Video
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