In Marriage 2.0, beautiful Bay Area documentarian India (India Summer) wants to love unconditionally - we all do - but as she pushes the boundaries of her relationship with her long-time boyfriend (Ryan Driller), she finds that tearing down boundaries is much easier than creating new rules to live by. Lost in this new cultural landscape of the open relationship, India seeks the sage advice of luminaries such as Christopher Ryan (bestselling author of Sex at Dawn) and Nina Hartley (in an equally sexy, poignant, and hilarious performance as India's mother) - but will she follow it? Set against the vivid, natural beauty of Northern California and San Francisco - the cultural epicenter of the alternative relationship movement - Marriage 2.0 celebrates a modern redefinition of the committed relationship as a springboard for adventure, where unfettered physical and emotional intimacy can fuel our passion while strengthening the bond with those we love.

Dear Grrl Power: I get really scared when I read about these high school shootings. I'm a popular cheerleader and all the geeks at my school wish I was dead. I need a gun to protect my fresh, 18-year old body. You know, like the soft folds of my virgin pussy lips. My over-sensitive nipples that puff way out when you pinch them. And my tight little asshole, elastic enough to wrap around the biggest cock you can shove in there. Do you have a big gun for me, mister? - Concerned in Colorado.

2000, XRCO Best Film of the Year Award. A fiery sunset falls upon a mysterious Big Sur manor as you are introduced to a young couple in love, as well as three very exotic women of the night. Join this couple as they are uncontrollably drawn unto new levels of sexuality that they have only dreamed of in the past. This chance meeting can only lead to an erotic thriller filled with evil, passion, and some of the industry's highest rated sensual scenes ever to be captured!