Mark another major leading role for Girl/Girl Performer of the Year Charlotte Stokely as she heads the cast of Kiss Me(Wicked Pictures).
The movie is the first all-girl narrative feature for director Hank Hoffman. The result is a feature that comes off more as a documentary than scripted packed with dynamite performances and intriguing intimacy.
Tristan (Kristen Scott) really wants to give lady love a try, but something in her brain is stopping her from going for it. Then LGBTQ sisters-in-arms Jenny (Charlotte), a vlogger, and Lily (Jane Wilde), her business partner and best friend, come along. The three have a long conversation about sex and Tristan can feel her boundaries falling to the side. Ultimately, she gets what she dreamed of in sexual satisfaction from Jenny.
“I am thrilled to be a part of Hank’s first-ever all-girl feature and I think it’s a terrific movie,” Charlotte said. Jane and Kristen were really amazing to work with and I think everything came out just as impressive as we thought it would when we were working on it. It’s one of the best all-girl features I’ve been in for sure.”
Charlotte also stars in Digital Playground’s “Parallel Lust,” an episodic parody of Black Mirror currently available on the company’s website.
Also look for the Girl/Girl Performer of the Year in ReformSchool Girls 3(Sweetheart Video) and “The Motorbunny Club, Episode 5.”
