Sage Union

Missa X has fun with a screwy premise in this well-performed two-hander starring Ivy Wolfe and Scarlett Sage (a popular screen team).

Set in Nebraska (but shot at the Wisconsin home where so many Missa movies were shot), we have hot-shot NYC lawyer Ivy returning to her home turf to apply for a position at Sage's non-profit organization that promotes union organizing. We quickly find out that Ivy is a special sort of nympho: she's a lesbian who can't control herself in the presence of any woman that turns her on.

And Scarlett certainly fills the bill: even when SS offfers her a job working there with an all-female staff doing good in the community, Ivy is so literally hot and bothered she literally wants to flee, so embarrassed at her "condition". Sage won't take no for an answer, and is surprised at the reason for Wolfe's odd behavior.

Citing the usual ("well, I kissed a girl in college") cliche, Sage sympathizes with the new hire's plight and they're soon going hot and heavy, XXX-style on the couch, with prospects of the other ladies on call for a second helping of Sapphic sex for the insatiable Wolfe.

Farcical rather than funny, it's a chance to see the popular duo doing what comes naturally.