Like Vicomte's previous efforts in the Girls At Work franchise, After Hours follows ambitious women (in this case, high-powered executives Devine, Heart, and Kyd) who battle against conventional standards and refuse to compromise their vision.
The trio’s work ethic has transformed their small firm into one of the largest agencies in the city. While the ladies never say "no" to working overtime, what they love most is getting together after work to blow off steam. From their posh corner offices to the finest nightclubs, from the boardroom to the bedroom, they never miss the opportunity to spend time together off the clock.
Girls At Work is one of the newest and most unique franchises in the Dorcel canon, and Vicomte is using it to create an ongoing narrative that adheres to the Dorcel mandate of pleasure for all.
“What makes Girls At Work - After Hours so intriguing is it inverts the gender-essentialism that still permeates much adult entertainment,” said Daniel Metcalf, Dorcel's U.S. publicist. “After Hours moves the franchise forward from the idea that ‘building connections at work is an extracurricular activity’ to the notion that ‘building connections is a force multiplier.’ These women show that in the interdependent world of work, where you need others to help you accomplish your goals, continuously nurturing relationships and learning from others is the key to success. This effectively communicates Dorcel's philosophy of ethics, yet the philosophical proselytizing never gets in the way of the erotic drama because it is woven into the drama.”
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For domestic sales information, contact Josh St. John at Pulse Distribution at (818) 435-1610 or [email protected]
