16 Aug 2010
Love and Distrust
This collection of five short films artfully portrays desire's ability to both empower and destroy those who encounter it.
Playboy: Sexy Shorts
Sexually-charged tales from Hollywood's hottest young filmmakers.
Seven erotic vignettes. Tales include "Face to Face" about a man who has the amazing ability to change his appearance and play the ultimate mind game on women, "Limousine Service" about two women spending the night out on the town when they cross paths with a mysterious stranger and "Sweet, Wild, Don't" about an extraordinary casting session.
Top Billed Cast
Alison Armitage (as Brittany York)
Monique Parent 
Lauren Hays 
Cristy Thom Carrie Janisse 
Ashlie Rhey 
Felecia (as Felicia Russel)
Isabelle Fortea
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