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Sugar Sweet

Life is stranger than fiction

Year: 2001 Comedy Runtime: 67 min Rating: 0.8

Overview

Naomi makes lesbian porn. But it's not the over-the-top-dumb-dialogue-kind of lesbian porn that guys get off on, so her producers demand a re-shoot. At the same time she's directing the first lesbian love story for a pseudo-reality TV dating show, with her bubbly Gen-X pal Azusa and an office manager/dominatrix go-go dancer named Miki as the featured couple. All the while, Naomi spends her nights online, confessing her fears and dreams to a gentle, supportive soul known only by her screen name Sugar.

Genres

Comedy

Cast

Saori Kitagawa

Saori Kitagawa

Naomi

Saki

Saki

Azusa

Tamayo

Tamayo

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