"Sweet Healing" compiles various "fantasies" by producer Bree Mills' various crew folk: Stills by Alan, Dave Lee and Craven Moorehead. Their work is familiar and boring, so almost the only diversion here comes in the bonus section of the DVD, as veteran porn actor TJ Cummings (who I had just seen getting pegged by Gwen Summers in a 2001 Adam & Eve video) turns director for a masturbation solo by Tia (Cyrus).
Another solo has Isabella (Chrystin) directed by Dave Lee in a masturbation scene. Which begs the question: what does solo masturbation have to do with Lesbian Cinema?
Four main segments are generally silent films perhaps designed for late-night viewing to lull one to sleep. It sure beats watching network TV after say 2am, when those infomercials are pretty annoying and hard-sell.
Because this is web content packaged for us old-time DVD fans, it's a mix of Chatworth and Eastern European talent. In latter bucket is the fabulous Iwia, making out with Tess (Lyndon) as directed by Dave Lee.
Alan teams up with his camera guy Craven Moorehaed for Chloe Amour contrasting her dark complexion with Kiera Winters. They actually speak, in English, no less, but the drivel they improvise would have been better left unsaid.
Dave Lee is back with more imported talent as Mia Manarote and Kari are wandering through some picturesque Eastern European city before heading indoors to hump and nostalgically end the session by taking a Polaroid. How retro.
Completing an all-brunettes program, Sara Luvv keeps her trap shut in a pantomime involving Stacy, who turns out to be Cassie Laine. Latter has a body image problem, constantly checking out her own measurements, afraid she's getting fat in the keester. A little anilingus by Sara convinces her she's okay, and the punchline is force feeding popcorn to the deluded girl.
Who says these Bree Mills efforts are mindless? Answer: moi.
Another solo has Isabella (Chrystin) directed by Dave Lee in a masturbation scene. Which begs the question: what does solo masturbation have to do with Lesbian Cinema?
Four main segments are generally silent films perhaps designed for late-night viewing to lull one to sleep. It sure beats watching network TV after say 2am, when those infomercials are pretty annoying and hard-sell.
Because this is web content packaged for us old-time DVD fans, it's a mix of Chatworth and Eastern European talent. In latter bucket is the fabulous Iwia, making out with Tess (Lyndon) as directed by Dave Lee.
Alan teams up with his camera guy Craven Moorehaed for Chloe Amour contrasting her dark complexion with Kiera Winters. They actually speak, in English, no less, but the drivel they improvise would have been better left unsaid.
Dave Lee is back with more imported talent as Mia Manarote and Kari are wandering through some picturesque Eastern European city before heading indoors to hump and nostalgically end the session by taking a Polaroid. How retro.
Completing an all-brunettes program, Sara Luvv keeps her trap shut in a pantomime involving Stacy, who turns out to be Cassie Laine. Latter has a body image problem, constantly checking out her own measurements, afraid she's getting fat in the keester. A little anilingus by Sara convinces her she's okay, and the punchline is force feeding popcorn to the deluded girl.
Who says these Bree Mills efforts are mindless? Answer: moi.