Angela White provide underplayed, excellent performances in this drama of "what if?" fantasy. Filmmaker Whitney Wright does a good job at driving home the theme of wishing for a do-over, living life if one could take a different route at a crucial point in one's existence.
Angela as Jocelyn wakes up married to crew member Stef Onzo, merely a photographer working for hubby rather than the Hollywood star she portrays in Part 1. She's not a lesbian but heterosexual, and not only does she opt for life with college chum Tommy Pistol, but having told him her fantastic story of getting a second chance, she convinces him to go to Hollywood with her and have a second go-round at self-fulfillment himself.
Set at Christmas time with atmospheric decorations, this vignette has a duality itself, as the serious, romantic set-up scene devolves into gonzo sex once the overworked veteran sex workers Pistol and White go at it on the couch. Of course fans enjoy their expertise (e.g., Angela putting Pistol's cock and ball all together in her mouth during a flashy extended blow job, or Pistol fingering her pussy while fucking it simultaneously), but it hardly supports the romantic mood previously established.
Angela as Jocelyn wakes up married to crew member Stef Onzo, merely a photographer working for hubby rather than the Hollywood star she portrays in Part 1. She's not a lesbian but heterosexual, and not only does she opt for life with college chum Tommy Pistol, but having told him her fantastic story of getting a second chance, she convinces him to go to Hollywood with her and have a second go-round at self-fulfillment himself.
Set at Christmas time with atmospheric decorations, this vignette has a duality itself, as the serious, romantic set-up scene devolves into gonzo sex once the overworked veteran sex workers Pistol and White go at it on the couch. Of course fans enjoy their expertise (e.g., Angela putting Pistol's cock and ball all together in her mouth during a flashy extended blow job, or Pistol fingering her pussy while fucking it simultaneously), but it hardly supports the romantic mood previously established.