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This Digital Playground featurette grabbed my interest in its fine set-up, but soon petered out when illogical behavior and dumb plot twists loused things up.
It stars petite Lulu Chu playing something of a fake character, as her behavior overall makes zero sense. She lives vicariously by watching the goings-on of neighbors across the way through binoculars, sort of a one-off soap opera.
Director Charles Lightfoot rather lazily stages the action like a play, with key entrances happening suddenly as if from off-stage, with characters even apologizing: "The door downstairs was open". Apparently getting on with the sex was paramount in his mind.
Without spoiling the story, Lulu gets into trouble by meddling in the neighbors' affairs, and significant violence results. Resolution of the drama is far-fetched and unsatisfying.
For the young starlet's fans there's the treat of a threesome and an emphasis on anal sex. Aila Donovan in a supporting role seemed cast for NonSex but surprises with a touch of quality hardcore action near the finale.
It stars petite Lulu Chu playing something of a fake character, as her behavior overall makes zero sense. She lives vicariously by watching the goings-on of neighbors across the way through binoculars, sort of a one-off soap opera.
Director Charles Lightfoot rather lazily stages the action like a play, with key entrances happening suddenly as if from off-stage, with characters even apologizing: "The door downstairs was open". Apparently getting on with the sex was paramount in his mind.
Without spoiling the story, Lulu gets into trouble by meddling in the neighbors' affairs, and significant violence results. Resolution of the drama is far-fetched and unsatisfying.
For the young starlet's fans there's the treat of a threesome and an emphasis on anal sex. Aila Donovan in a supporting role seemed cast for NonSex but surprises with a touch of quality hardcore action near the finale.