The goofy UK label Bluebird Films made this Stateside with Chatsworth talent, and ended up ruining an okay premise. The fetish of sexy but nerdy women has plenty of against-the-grain potential, but the hack calling her (or him) self "Martha Washington" delivers weak tea.
Five vignettes (not the usual Bluebird standard of six) are titled "Anime", "Tutor", "Bilingual", "LARP: Live Action Role Play" and "Algebra", and the action is as boring as the monikers. The role-playing segment involves cosplay and a heroine who bears an uncanny resemblance to TV star Maggie Q (it's an obscure actress named Kim Tao, who I had not seen before). Oddly enough, the "Anime" segment does not have Oriental talent but rather Vanessa Leon masturbating as she watches Japanese porn at her desk.
Instead of clever ideas we get girls wearing glasses an knee sox. BFD.
Five vignettes (not the usual Bluebird standard of six) are titled "Anime", "Tutor", "Bilingual", "LARP: Live Action Role Play" and "Algebra", and the action is as boring as the monikers. The role-playing segment involves cosplay and a heroine who bears an uncanny resemblance to TV star Maggie Q (it's an obscure actress named Kim Tao, who I had not seen before). Oddly enough, the "Anime" segment does not have Oriental talent but rather Vanessa Leon masturbating as she watches Japanese porn at her desk.
Instead of clever ideas we get girls wearing glasses an knee sox. BFD.