Girlfriends Films Revives 'Please Make Me Lesbian' All-Girl Series

VALENCIA, Calif. — Girlfriends Films has announced a new all-girl release entitled "Please Make Me Lesbian 20," marking the return of the series after a yearlong hiatus.

With over three hours of hardcore G/G footage, "Please Make Me Lesbian 20" is now available from Girlfriends Films Distribution, and in stores nationwide.

Directed by Serene Siren, who also ran third camera during filming, the title consists of four vignette scenes covering a running theme of G/G seduction.

"Please Make Me Lesbian 20" features the G/G debut of newcomer Spencer Bradley. According to Siren, both Bradley and scene partner Jezabel Vessir were last-minute fill-ins, which was a stroke of luck for the director.

"Spencer has a big bubbly smile," said Siren. "This was her first G/G scene, and she was smiling the whole time. She and Jezebel had genuine chemistry together, and Jezabel was instructive as a partner would be in reality with someone who is having a first-time experience. Their scene was very cute."

The movie also features Adira Allure in her Girlfriends debut, partnered with familiar face Audrey Miles. The director described their scene as nothing short of “amazing.”

"Audrey portrays a lonely housewife and Adira offers to fulfill her fantasies of becoming a lesbian, even indulging Audrey’s 'secret' spanking fetish," Siren explained. "It was a very Girlfriends-esque style of scene. I really liked running the wide-shot camera on this one — it was amazing!"

For the next pairing, Siren cast Alex Coal and Scarlit Scandal to bring life to a romantic storyline about a sexy secret admirer. “This was a really sweet story,” Siren said. “Both of these girls know how to kiss girls. They did lots of foreplay and really enjoyed the buildup to their scene. Their bodies looked incredible together. There was never a dull moment and their energy was awesome.”

The fourth vignette combined the talent of cover models Kiarra Kai and Kenzie Taylor with a massage parlor theme.

For more about "Please Make Me Lesbian Part 20," visit the Girlfriends Films website.

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