TransSensual Debuts Dana Vespoli-Directed 'TS Bosses'

TransSensual Debuts Dana Vespoli-Directed 'TS Bosses'

MONTREAL — TransSensual today released “TS Bosses,” the opening chapter of a new workplace erotic series directed by acclaimed performer and filmmaker Dana Vespoli.

Vespoli and Mile High Media’s trans erotica studio selected an all-star cast for “TS Bosses.” Lena Kelly, Korra Del Rio, Nikki Vicious and Casey Kisses are featured in four erotic vignettes opposite Ruckus, Lance Hart, Chad Diamond and D. Arclyte.

A publicist offered the following synopsis of the new movie: “’TS Bosses’ opens with school principal Casey Kisses who must contend with an unorthodox new teacher, played by Ruckus, who is a little too progressive for the parents’ taste. While Casey attempts to put him in line, Ruckus attempts to open her mind.

“Next, lazy security guard Lance Hart is in big trouble with store owner Korra Del Rio who is ready to fire him unless he can convince her otherwise. Then, administrative assistant Chad Diamond has had enough of being sexually harassed by boss Lena Kelly and decides to confront her, but she refuses to back down.

“Finally, diagnostician D. Arclyte is in big trouble with Dean of Medicine Dr. Nikki Vicious when she catches him napping in a hospital room. D. tries to sweet talk his way out of losing his job, but Nikki requires a lot of convincing.” 

Mile High Media Vice President Jon Blitt said, “Dana deftly captures the beauty and sensuality of gorgeous TS girls taking charge in this series that explores the temptation and power dynamic of the workplace. Cover girl Lena Kelly is passion personified in this opening installment as she puts on an incredible performance as do Korra, Nikki and Casey who are simply outstanding in their scenes.”

Shot in HD, the DVD features a photo slide show, animated chapter index and more. For box art, cast list and more click here.

For sales info, contact Wilma at Mile High Media at wilma@mile-high-media.com or (800) 363-0133, or Tracy Leone at tracy@mile-high-media.com or (818) 765-6400, ext. 112.

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