The Stepmother 08(Sweet Sinner) (Download available)

Type de média: DVD

N° d'article: DVD85833

Studio: Sweet Sinner

Durée: 150 min.

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Ajouté: 07/26/2013

Langue: Anglais

Qualité de la vidéo (VàD):

€ 29.95€ 7.95€ 5.95

Description (The Stepmother 08):

Billy and Julia are on the verge of tying the knot, but they're struggling to ignore the loneliness their respective parents are enduring. In an attempt to ease their worries, Billy and Julia devise a plan to pair his father with Julia’s mother, Theresa, hoping it will relieve the tension and give everyone some happiness. To their surprise, however, both Billy's father and Theresa take things into their own hands and get married before anyone else can act. This twist of events sets off a chain reaction within the family, especially for Billy, who suddenly finds himself intimately attracted to his own stepmother, Theresa. As he grapples with these forbidden thoughts, Theresa begins to realize that Billy might be more than just a son to her; she starts to have her own illicit feelings towards him as well. The drama intensifies as secrets brew beneath the surface, leaving both Billy and Theresa questioning their moral boundaries. Is Theresa capable of finding joy in the loveless companionship of her new husband, or will the allure of lust and youthful passion sway her to seek a forbidden connection with Billy? Directed by the acclaimed filmmaker James Avalon, "The Stepmother 08" presents a provocative narrative that challenges traditional family values and explores the complex desires of adults faced with unconventional circumstances. Starring Kendra Lust as the alluring Theresa and Cameron Canada as the conflicted Billy, the film also features Staci Silverstone, Mark Davis, and Logan Pierce, adding depth and intrigue to this enthralling story. As Billy and Theresa continue to navigate their intense emotions, they will each make choices that could alter the very fabric of their lives forever. In a world where love knows no bounds and the lines between right and wrong often blur, "The Stepmother 08" shines a light on...