‘Marriage 2.0’ to Screen at Holy Fuck Film Festival in Amsterdam

AMSTERDAM — “Marriage 2.0” will screen on Saturday at the Holy Fuck Film Festival at Filmhuis Cavia in Amsterdam.

The erotic movie, produced by LionReach Productions and distributed by Adam & Eve, earlier this year earned Movie of the Year honors at the Feminist Porn Awards in Toronto and Best Narrative at the CineKink Film Festival in New York.

“Marriage 2.0,” which premiered on AdamAndEveTV.com in February, features compelling sexual performances from adult stars in a story delving into the lives of a couple as they search to redefine their relationship.

The movie features performances from adult entertainment stars such as India Summer, Ryan Driller, Dylan Ryan, Nina Hartley, and Mickey Mod, along with appearances from internationally renowned sex and relationship experts, such as Emily Morse, Chris Ryan, Marcia Baczynski, Carol Queen and Reid Mihalko.

“Marriage 2.0” follows a couple, Summer and Driller, on their search for personal freedom, as well as emotional and sexual bliss within the context of an honest and committed modern relationship.

“We are very grateful to the festival organizers for providing us with this opportunity to screen ‘Marriage 2.0’ in Amsterdam, Europe’s adult entertainment capital,” said Magnus Sullivan, “Marriage 2.0” screenwriter and producer. “Showing ‘Marriage 2.0’ on the festival circuit and in public venues has been extremely gratifying, as the movie continues to play for packed houses where every single person in the audience stays until the credits… and the feedback is amazing.”

The Holy Fuck Film Festival, being held from May 13-17, features a variety of adult films ranging from documentary and shorts to feature and specialty adult films from around the world. The event also will include workshops, lectures, and discussion panels by renowned experts.

To watch the trailer for “Marriage 2.0” on IndieWire.com, click here. To watch the full-length movie on AdamAndEveTV.com, click here.

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