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The Good Girl (2004)
Erika Lust’s indie debut burst onto the scene of adult cinema and turned it on its head. Her very first attempt at erotic cinema, the short film is a twist on the classic “pizza guy” porn. Alex— a beautiful, smart, successful, and confident businesswoman— is single and thinks a lot about sex, but rarely acts on her fantasies, which always seem too impulsive. It’s only after a conversation with a friend, who is infinitely more impulsive than Alex, that she is inspired to try something that a ‘good girl’ wouldn’t do.
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Erika Lust’s indie debut burst onto the scene of adult cinema and turned it on its head. Her very first attempt at erotic cinema, the short film is a twist on the classic “pizza guy” porn. Alex— a beautiful, smart, successful, and confident businesswoman— is single and thinks a lot about sex, but rarely acts on her fantasies, which always seem too impulsive. It’s only after a conversation with a friend, who is infinitely more impulsive than Alex, that she is inspired to try something that a ‘good girl’ wouldn’t do.
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