SAN FRANCISCO — “Women of the Middle East,” the new movie from Kelly Madison Media’s studio PornFidelity, is now available exclusively via video-on-demand on GameLink.com. Exclusive through Wednesday, August 5, the movie features exotic young women adorned in various types of traditional Middle Eastern veils and indulging in their forbidden carnal desires.
To watch “Women of the Middle East” on GameLink.com, click here. The movie is available to stream, download, or pre-order on DVD.
“Kelly Madison Media is known for pushing the boundaries of society through high-quality, very original movies,” said Jeff Dillon, vice president of business development and marketing for GameLink’s parent company, eLine.com. “We’re pleased to premiere its ‘Women of the Middle East’ exclusively on GameLink. The movie’s beautiful and talented performers appear in intense hardcore scenes sure to make this a very popular title with our customers.”
"Women of the Middle East" is from PornFidelity, a studio owned and operated by Kelly Madison Media. The film features Pakistani-American porn star Nadia Ali and Arabelle Raphael, who is half Iranian and half Tunisian, as well as ethnic performers Nikki Knightly and Karmen Bella portraying Middle Eastern women in different veils, including hijabs, niqabs, and burqas.
Performing opposite of the women is director Ryan Madison in four different scenarios of domination and submission, as well as role reversals of traditional power dynamics.
Co-produced by Kelly Madison, the release includes movie trailers, a photo slideshow, a bonus sex scene, and more than three hours of content.
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