Extradition

Stills and Mills fashion an interesting feature film about the border crisis with "Extradition", a drama torn from yesterday's headlines.

It provides a juicy starring role for Kat Dior, who federal agents capture in a raid on a Mexican hideout where a drug cartel is reportedly holding a kidnapped daughter of a U.S. senator.

Sarah Vandella plays a tough federal agent and the movie consists of her lengthy interrogation of Dior, seeking actionable information that could lead to rescuing the daughter, played by Abella Danger.

Flashbacks present Dior's story, and how she came to be at the hideout. She has a lesbian threesome with Luna Star, who she identifies as the mysterious head of the cartel known as La Luna and beautiful fellow whore/prisoner Adriana Sephora. Danger also has a sex scene with Star.

This is an interesting feature, with solid plot twists and an effective ending. Its chief defect is the extreme overacting by Sarah Vandella (usually a dependable actress), encouraged by writer-director Alan to overdo it.

Had there been a bigger budget and an inclination by the filmmakers to add action scenes, this could have been a solid dual-purpose movie, suitable in soft X version of pay-cable usage, rather than merely 3 XXX scenes with connective story tissue for Stills & Mills' Girlsway porn website. But as the say, half a loaf is better than none.