Girlfriends Films Debuts 'Women Seeking Women 142'

Girlfriends Films Debuts 'Women Seeking Women 142'

VALENCIA, Calif. — Girlfriends Films has announced the release of "Women Seeking Women 142," which is now available on the Girlfriends Films Distribution website and in stores nationwide. The full-length film, comprised of more than three hours of footage, features what is described as "a top-billed cast ... of some of the adult industry’s most notable girl-on-girl performers."

Directed by Girlfriends Films founder Dan O'Connell, "Women Seeking Women 142" features Karlee Grey with contract star Prinzzess, Alexis Fawx with Elsa Jean, Ryan Ryans with Summer Day and Reagan Foxx with Violet Starr.

“I had been waiting for Prinzzess to make a trip to California so we could shoot her with Karlee Grey,” O'Connell said. “Karlee has quickly developed into one of the best girl/girl performers, and this pairing did not disappoint. The action started with Prinzzess seducing Karlee, although Karlee soon got a little crazy on Prinzzess. The resulting scene was definitely worth the effort, every minute of it.

“Ryan Ryans works with very few adult film companies, and we are fortunate to be one of them and book her whenever she makes one of her rare trips to California,” he added. “She is one of the most beautiful women in porn, and I mean for all time. And a great performer, too. She and the very innocent and beguiling Summer Day did a great scene.

“Elsa Jean is not only one of the cutest girls in the industry but on the entire planet, as well," O'Connell continued. "But I’ve found that she is wonderful at taking on the role of the sinister young girl, and had her reverse roles to seduce older temptress Alexis Fawx. The resulting scene was mesmerizing.”

“Reagan and Violet are two of my all-time favorite performers," he concluded. "I had been wanting to pair them together for some time, but their roles as biological mom and daughter in our new 'So Wrong' series wasn’t the kind of relationship we wanted to portray. So this was a great opportunity to make it happen." 

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