Filly Films Streets 'Lesbians Go Downtown Los Angeles'

LOS ANGELES — Filly Films has released “Lesbians Go Downtown Los Angeles.”

Directed by Nikki Hearts, the studio said the movie features rough lesbian breakups, cheating, hookups and passionate sex between lovers.

The trailer can be seen here.

Email Dion@fillyfilms.com, or call (818) 709-0001 for more information.

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