For the first time, this shows that Eastern European superstar Lukas Ridgeston really knows what he learned in front of the camera (from George Duroy) and can put together a beautiful, tender porn story and find some amazing new talent that may someday follow in his footsteps. This set-up of romances among the young Bel Ami boys is also helped out by part superstars Sebastian Bonnet and Johan Paulik, who are working the cameras and no doubt helping out with some of the fluffing behind the scenes. The guys are playing around, like guys do, on dirt bikes, in the pool and in the bedroom. They talk in short interviews before their sex scene about what kind of guys they like and how they fell in love with someone on the set while preparing for the movie. Then, very voyeuristically, Lukas closes in with the camera. Before each scene is a humorous scroll of text that tells the behind-the-scenes details, like in the "Bike Affair" scene where the director writes "the location scout wanted to watch this scene in a dark corner, but we sent him shopping." That scene has newcomer Alex Orioli, a stunning muscular brunet, talking about how much fun he had with the guys on a day of dirt biking, and how he paired up with blonde beautiful cutie Sascha Chaykin and after a few glasses of red wine, Sascha is sucking his cock. Another awards-worthy scene is "Garden Affair" with some tender kissing and good outdoor lighting (along with stunning camera scenes of the perfect bodies in the pool). The guys are playing around together, joking, "You want to wash my ass?" Then, Josh Elliot teams up with Jacques Briere and they both have the characteristic boyish smiles that Bel Ami is known for, even while one of them is squatting his butt over the other's ample cock. Ridgeston knows how to capture the deep kissing, tender tonguing and enjoyable sex among these fresh faces. It does get a bit cheesy in the menu with the pink hearts fluttering by as you pick the desired sex scene. However, it's obvious that these past superstars are giving first-hand lessons on how to create new superstars. And it looks like Lukas is learning a lot about following in the footsteps of his master, George Duroy in the directing end of things. This is definitely a contender for a Best International Award next year.
