
The Bi Apple
"New York Girls Like Boys Doing Boys Who Like To Do Girls"
Synopsis
The Bi Apple follows Simone Valentino as a sex researcher investigating the complicated sex lives of a small group of sexually diverse people who meet in 'The Fuck House' in New York.
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