Anissa Kate has a problem: Her tennis club owner husband is banging other women. At their place. Early in the morning. Waking her up. "This is my life now," she says in voiceover. "Mild luxury, endless boredom, and a marriage totally absent of feelings. A good foundation for reckless adultery, don't you think? I think I'm above that." Full points if you think that won’t last.

About a minute later Kate is pulling her tennis gear out of her car and going in for a tennis lesson with new trainer Max Fonda. "Watching him makes my racket handling even more clumsy. Why do I feel butterflies rampaging in my loins? Why does my mouth turn dry? And why do I think it would be a good idea to cheat on my husband—just for this once?" Soon they’re at an indoor pool, Kate drying him off as he gets her wet. He goes straight to the A in the scene that follows, setting the tone for the whole production. Husband Renato gets his jollies en Francais with "tennis trainee" Nikita Bellucci—again, straight to the A—as she keens, "Fuck me! Fuck me! Oui!" bilingually. Tennis student Amirah Adara doesn't even leave the premises, banging Fonda and Szabi right on the court as her moans echo under the inflatable roof. You'd think with two Euro-studs there might be a d.p., but no. When Kate finds out that her husband paid Fonda to be a gigolo and fuck her—again revealed in voiceover—husband and wife reconcile on court, straight to the A, naturally.

French performer Kate—who speaks serviceable English—is dubbed in voiceover into, like, perfect Val-speak. There is no other dialogue of note. The short running time still offers four anal-intensive sex scenes (you can practically see labia pouting at being ignored) with an uncharacteristic lack of condoms compared with recent Dorcel fare. Good filler for an active foreign section. A topless Anissa Kate leaning on a tennis net on the cover should also spark interest.