Budapest Episode One

Girlfriends Films, with Lesbian icon Elexis Monroe, traveled to Budapest to shoot eleven volumes of this series, wisely exploiting the wealth of new Eastern European femme talent that has joined the Adult Entertainment industry in recent decades. Unfortunately this debut feature is bland and botches all its token plot-lines.

For example, Elexis checks in to a room, shown around by fetching landlady Sandra Shine, and is to do sight-seeing with a tour guide named Peaches. Peaches only shows up in the film's final segment, but she is a fellow tourist, who doesn't know anything about anything, hardly a tour guide. Similarly, the film's principal player Liza (aka Cameron Cruz) has two sex vignettes but her character is contradictory: a loving lesbian sort-of-bride (showering gifts including a ring on her better half, blonde Sophie Moone) and also a mean-spirited gallery owner who gives Elexis a hard time (very nasty for no apparent reason) before humping her.

Elexis is asking Liza for help, to provide her with maps of secret tunnels used during the unsuccessful 1956 Hungarian revolution (that was memorably quelled by Soviet tanks rolling into town), but that intriguing subplot is dropped completely.

Uncredited director Dan O'Connell is only interested in displaying female flesh & sex prowess, alongside fleeting touristy shots of the famed city. If he were to bother to hire a screenwriter and a real director, this series might amount to something.

All the Euro talent looks fabulous, trim and beautiful with no silicone evident, one of the reasons fans often favor this content over Chatsworth porn, and why the recent DD Busty label from DDF Productions is such a hit, also hailing from Hungary.