Lost

Anita Rinaldi employed top American XXX writers (Raven Touchstone and Tony G) for this well-shot (in Budapest) Private Video feature, but unfortunately the corny script doesn't ring true. That's a shame, since the Continental actors perform well, and Rinaldi's direction is solid.

Simple story has girl-next-door beauty Tera Bond searching for her sister in Budapest, and falling into bad company. A staged purse-snatching (by Zenza Raggi) has the snatcher's partner Antonio Ross pretending to be a Good Samaritan and "saving" Tera, but only to inveigle his way into her confidence. He spends the entire movie helping her while trying to get her money and, in very predictable fashion, falling in love with her, leading to a tacked-on, totally unconvincing ending of "turning over a new leaf".

On the way we see the story of Tera's boyfriend Frank Gun back home, cheating on her with beautiful blonde Dora Venter, and the unsatisfactory screenplay even attempts to make Frank & Dora "good guys", too. Numerous hardcore sex scenes, including a nightclub orgy featuring the missing sister, are here for the fans, but instead of a crime expose everything is merely chalked up to experience.

Rinaldi has her cast speak in English, rather than the usual dubbing, and like the rest of the movie this aspect is technically proficient.