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The industry’s first computer-graphics adult video. Set in the near future, women who have suffered sexual abuse form a guerrilla group and hatch a plan to wipe out all the men in the world… A science-fiction sex battle that combines computer graphics—which, from today’s perspective, have come full circle and are now too innovative—with live-action footage.
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