Vivid went for a Couples audience with this rather odd romantic feature, not meant to be serious, but rather a kind of Yippie (see the '60s) or Hippie attitude. It doesn't make much sense nor does it intend to.
From the rather lovely credits opening sequence, in which star Melissa Hill practices her ballet dancing, it's indicated this is not ordinary porn. Adding to that impression is a spotlight placed on Julie Rage as a featured girl in ballet class -those big boobs helped make her an Adult star. Yet her lithe body does suggest that of a dancer, and in a lesbian threesome with dance classmates Stephanie Swift and Hill, she more than acquits herself sexually for the fans.
A central subplot of a mixup in gift boxes and Melissa's search for his was rather confusing, more or less a gimmick to insert dildos and other sex paraphernalia into the story. Odder still is a sequence in which Jeremy Steele and a beauty Chelle (who only made a few porn films) behave like leftover hippies, invade and mess up Melissa's home and also misuse the contents of her gift box.
It adds up to a mixture of lyrical beauty, scored to classical music, and a spirit of youthful rebellion, culminating in a speeded-up footage finale that has all the dance students led by Hill comically beating up their strict dance master, played by an actor named Hatman.
The femme cast is lovely and the video is a light and airy goof worth experiencing, just bring an open mind. It's credited on screen as coming from Vivid Film, which I infer means it was shot on film.
