Connection

Catherine Park (Victoria Voxxx), known to her friends as Dutch, is in a rut. While she's had no problems finding willing women to sleep with, none of them are lighting the spark she's been craving. And so, her life continues in a never-ending cycle of dating and having emotionally empty (although physically satisfying) sex. Repeat. But when she finds a shy girl named Jen (Kimmy Kimm) on a dating app, things feel different. Dutch decides to take Jen to a party with her friends, hoping the petite treat will accept her adventurous lifestyle while praying that she won't be another disappointing, soulless hookup.

Victoria has become one of the strongest performers in the business, and whenever she lands in a feature, I know that project is going to be off-the-charts good. In "Connection" from Dorcel, she plays a young woman craving something deeper than physical gratification, though she certainly isn't turning down any orgasms. Kimmy plays the aloof Jen, who comes along for the ride with Dutch and feels out of place and in awe from the start. Their contrasting characters keep the story interesting, and audiences will stay tuned to figure out how their tale will end. The supporting cast is very much a chorus-style part of the story; they have their moments, but their function is mostly in bringing the world to life around Victoria and Kimmy.

Things open with a steamy threesome between Dutch and two ladies (Katrina Colt and Ana Foxxx) she hooked up with online. It's a wonderful scene, with all three ladies getting their fill of sweet pussy.

Despite the fabulous time, Dutch finds herself, later that evening, right back where she started: on the dating apps. She stumbles upon Jen's profile, and the air of mystery about it catches her attention. She arranges a meeting and picks Jen up the next day for an adventure, which includes day drinking and a huge party at Ryan Driller's house that night. When they meet, Jen seems nervous, but Dutch's calming nature appears to help settle her. At Dutch's place, the two share a couple of beers and some light conversation while waiting for Dutch's roommate (Charlie Forde) and her boyfriend (Leo Vice) to finish fucking in their bedroom. Charlie is hot and horny here. She inhales Leo's cock hungrily and squirms with pleasure as he fucks her fast on the bed.

The kinky group finally gets on the road after picking up their friend Rochelle (Nicole Kitt) so they can head to the party. It's not a swinger's party per se, but there's definitely open hookups and sex on the table for anyone interested. Dutch and her friends seem right at home, but Jen is cloaked in timidity tinged with curiosity. At one point, she stumbles upon two strangers (Scarlett Alexis and Isiah Maxwell) fucking in the bathroom and is stunned at their brazenness.

Elsewhere, Rochelle's ex, Ryan (Driller), arrives at the party, making things awkward due to their recent messy breakup. She drags Jen into a bedroom with her for moral support as she gushes an apology to Ryan, and Jen awkwardly witnesses their entire reconciliation. In a desperate attempt to smooth things over, Nicole says Jen has agreed to a threesome (she most certainly did not), this time with him involved. Jen hesitantly agrees; she is tentative at first, but the more Ryan and Rochelle touch her, the more open she becomes.

Dutch, miffed that her date hooked up with her friends (especially considering that Dutch thought Jen was a lesbian) instead of her, is ready to bail on the night. She's once again staring down the barrel of a disappointing potential partner, and this time, it stings just a little bit more. But in a revealing narrative twist, Jen assures Dutch that the best part of the night has been meeting her.

"Connection" is a fantastic movie with some amazing sex that stumbles slightly at the end. Every scene is scintillating.