PARIS—French studio Dorcel has announced the domestic release of Life Coach. Starring Lola Bellucci and featuring Dorcel brand ambassador Clara Mia, the new feature co-stars Tiffany Leiddi and Nelly Kent. Directed by AVN Award-winning performer/director Anna Polina (who also performs in a girl/girl scene with Eve Sweet), Life Coach is now available on DVD in the United States from Pulse Distribution.
As Polina's movie begins, audiences are introduced to Bellucci, a tall, Amazonian woman with piercing eyes and long, dark hair. She's a well-spoken sexual wellness guru for the influencer generation and a self-described "social catalyst" whose posts enjoy a large and dedicated following on social media. Her fans revere her and maintain that she is the best thing that ever happened to them.
As Polina's movie begins, audiences are introduced to Bellucci, a tall, Amazonian woman with piercing eyes and long, dark hair. She's a well-spoken sexual wellness guru for the influencer generation and a self-described "social catalyst" whose posts enjoy a large and dedicated following on social media. Her fans revere her and maintain that she is the best thing that ever happened to them.
Yet while Belluci has a huge following of passionate followers, she struggles when trying to apply her controversial methods to her personal life. Her marriage is on the rocks, and, above all, she has a very bad relationship with her husband's daughter (Mia) from an earlier marriage. For her part, Mia is unfulfilled in her monotonous life. The only thing that gives her pleasure is her secret life as a webcam girl. She loves to show off and get her thrills while waiting to get as far away from her father's new wife as possible.
The stage is set for an intricate couples drama that also includes appearances from Ricky Mancini, James Duval, Tony Carrera and Mike Hilton, who pair off with the ladies for six couplings.
“Anna Polina does a very fine job writing, directing and co-starring in this feature, proving her 2021 filmmaking debut Second Chance, as powerful as it may have been, was just a taste of things to come," said Daniel Metcalf, Dorcel's U.S. publicist. "And while she gave herself a non-sex role in the earlier film, she returns to girl/girl performing here in a fantasy sequence with Eve Sweet. As a storyteller, Anna keeps the subplots distinct by weaving them into a montage highlighting each couple's sexual progress as they put Lola's life coaching and advice to the test."
For more information, visit dorcel.com.
For domestic sales information, contact Josh St. John at Pulse Distribution, at (818) 435-1610 or [email protected]
