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Momentum, vol. 2 (2015)

Momentum Volume 2 lives up to its predecessor, taking us back from the beach to the lazy Australian suburbs. Director Michelle Flynn retains the retro feel with long flowing hair and natural women, records and push bikes, as we follow a voyeuristic newspaper girl on her delightful daily adventures. In tune with Volume 1. Flynn brings us lesbian and hetero couples and a breezy outdoor solo scene which will make you pine for the summer of love, whilst introducing us to a diverse and beautiful cast.
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Momentum Volume 2 lives up to its predecessor, taking us back from the beach to the lazy Australian suburbs. Director Michelle Flynn retains the retro feel with long flowing hair and natural women, records and push bikes, as we follow a voyeuristic newspaper girl on her delightful daily adventures. In tune with Volume 1. Flynn brings us lesbian and hetero couples and a breezy outdoor solo scene which will make you pine for the summer of love, whilst introducing us to a diverse and beautiful cast.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Michelle Flynn
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In Theaters:9/16/2015
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Lightsouthern

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