Three-ways gone wrong—that’s the thread running through this quirky tale scripted by veteran storyteller David Stanley. Directed by former Vivid mainstay B. Skow, it’s the first time Girlfriends Films has deviated from its beloved girl/girl fare. But one thing hasn’t changed: There’s as much exploration of the characters’ emotions as there is of their sexual exploits.

Liz (Penny Pax) loves husband Tony (Kris Slater), but she’s long had a yen to add a side dish of yin to her husband’s yang. But the couple’s first attempt at swinging goes awry: Self-absorbed fuck-buddies Dina and Rose (GiGi and Yurizan Beltran) show up for a playdate; Tony shoots too soon and Liz gets distressed when the girls don’t bother to get her name right.

Things go much better on the second try, when Voilà (Veruca James) shows up at their door. A delicately pretty and considerate brunette, she’s the perfect fit for a romp in the marital bed. The sex is phenomenal (both for the characters and the audience), but Liz soon grows moody and depressed. One day Tony returns home to find she’s left him to be with Voilà.

Devastated, Tony falls deep into a funk. His only distraction comes from his naughty cousin Amy (Dana DeArmond), with whom he has a less than sisterly relationship: She gives him a hot foot job while her boyfriend Richard (Earl Slate) snoozes on the couch.

But before Amy can complicate their relationship further by drawing him into a threesome with her and luscious Gina (Dani Daniels), he gets a call from Penny, who hangs up. Shortly after that, he’s surprised by the appearance of Voilà, who herself has been abandoned by Liz.

Though the plot’s robust, it’s told economically, leaving plenty of room for sex scenes. The standout is the three-way between Liz, Tony and Voilà, but there are also three boy/girl scenes. Slater gets romantic in one-on-ones with both Pax and James, and DeArmond gets dirty with Slate, playing the foot fetish card again. And Girlfriends Films fans will enjoy the hot action between GiGi with Beltran and DeArmond with Daniels. In all, it’s a promising start to a new chapter for this purveyor of popular girl/girl fare.