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The series opens with each performer chatting with the other. They are getting to know each other before their scene. Simone and Dana haven't met before. Simone has a day job where her coworkers might be on to what she does away from the office. Samantha and India have a nice chat before their scene. Together, they're paired very nicely. Elexis introduces Zoe and says that she's one of her favorite performers to work with, one of the top 5 women she's had sex with, she says. Zoe says that it is actually her first sex scene in two years, as she went back to home in Texas and worked as a bartender. Kara introduces Audrey as doing her first scene for Girlfriends Films. Audrey is really animated, and it's clear that she loves what she does.
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The series opens with each performer chatting with the other. They are getting to know each other before their scene. Simone and Dana haven't met before. Simone has a day job where her coworkers might be on to what she does away from the office. Samantha and India have a nice chat before their scene. Together, they're paired very nicely. Elexis introduces Zoe and says that she's one of her favorite performers to work with, one of the top 5 women she's had sex with, she says. Zoe says that it is actually her first sex scene in two years, as she went back to home in Texas and worked as a bartender. Kara introduces Audrey as doing her first scene for Girlfriends Films. Audrey is really animated, and it's clear that she loves what she does.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/11/2014
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Runtime:251 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films
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