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Anka Romensky, Chantel Thomas, Amanda Peadar-Collins keep you at attention through this trivial plot about love, jealousy and infidelity. The men in the cast become a part of the wallpaper, but the setting in Florida is great. There are lots of juggling boobs and simulated sex, in warm and partly wet environments. Kate, played by Amanda is a writer with writer's block, and goes with boyfriend and two other couples to Florida to visit a friend living on the waterfront. One of the other two girls is having an affair with Kate's boyfriend. The mood of the movie is set in the jacuzzi and on the sunny beach. Nice couples touch to the movie, which is definitely softcore. These girls must have been in Playboy.

This movie is strange. Its plot is absolutely fictitious. Just think about it: in 2012 all people on earth are dead after nuclear war except for a handful of criminals and a handful of "breeders". The breeders are the good guys, among them the incredibly beautiful Gina Lamarca. The actors run around semidressed in filthy costumes wielding guns and clubs. There is still gasoline for motorbikes, and there is still electrical power. The copulation is the way it often is in adult movies, except for the sex that Gina Lamarca has when she attempts to populate the earth. She is horny and she mates with her partner like most of us like to mate. Ginas copulation compares in intensity to that of Marie Forså and Eric Edwards in the film Butterflies in the most passionate lovemaking scene in movie history. Gina's two scenes are much shorter and very explicit.

The people in this film are beautiful - a real lineup of handsome men and Penthouse Pets. It is passable as a couples' film, and use the fast forward once in a while to get back to or ahead to Gina Lamarca at 57 minutes.