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Perspective is a film about the impact that emotion has on people. How, no matter how strongly you feel about your position, you're only ever seeing your side of the story. It's a film about the complexity of relationships and, in many ways, an allegory to the complexities of what it feels like to live in today's society, where our instincts are to judge quickly and fact check later.
When Layla was caught for a DUI, her life changed completely. She lost her pro wrestling contract and was sentenced to do community service. Luckily, her old coach and best friend Nina has offered her a spot as a trainer at her gym. She can train the amateur wrestlers and Nina will help her to get back on her feet. Layla's arrival at the gym happened at the perfect time. The girls need to be ready for a big event and they need a lot of help to bring the show to the next level.
Time passes. People change. After 20 years, the gang gets back together to celebrate their good ol' days, but the passage of time has not tamed the lustful desires of these former school mates and sometimes it's the ones that you least expect who harbor the dirtiest secrets. This is one High School reunion you don't want to miss.
Bryce (Derrick Pierce), Kim (Dee Williams), Darryl (Brock Slayden), and Rhonda (Venice Rose), all waiting anxiously in a living room. Bryce and Kim are excited and nervous. Kim says she can't believe this is happening after all this time! Bryce kisses his wife's forehead lovingly. He says that he can't believe it either -- their little girl is coming back to them! They have a second chance to be a family -- it's almost too good to be true. A week later, Bryce returns home from work and overhears Scarlett having a suspicious conversation that signals she may not be who she seems.
Mr. Davies is burning the midnight oil as he grades papers in his home office. He's down to the last one for the night, thankfully, although once he starts reading it, time seems to slow down. The essay is about a girl, Betty, owning the fact that she's an 18-year old virgin. She's proud, recognizing that her virginity is a special gift -- she doesn't want to give it away to just anyone... Mr. Davies fixates on the student, hearing her utter, "I'm a virgin," in his head over and over again, slowly driving him mad with lust. It's like she's calling to him to be that special someone to make her complete.
Gary has a terminal illness. So he made a dark bucket list before he died. Gary's best friend, Melissa, visits him. Gary tells her that one of the goals of his dark bucket list is to fuck her.
Alexa Grace is young journalism student chasing a story about an infamous Hollywood Madam (Julia Ann). She discovers that nothing is as it seems in this world as the line between writer and subject slowly disappears.
An emotional and uplifting look at an 18-year-old’s final year of high school as she comes to terms with herself and her sexual orientation. This ‘coming of age’ story is set in the 1990s, the final decade before gay and lesbian rights became a household conversation. It is a powerful reminder of the power of acceptance. Based on a true story.
Robert's eyes are drawn to the woman, entranced by the vision of beauty, wisdom, and grace before him. The mature woman, Nina Hartley, is basked in the golden glow of the sunset behind her, standing tall as a confident, powerful woman. One day, Elizabeth's life takes an exciting and sensual turn when Nicholas finally proposes that they meet up for coffee. Her dream of seeing him face-to-face is about to come true, and she can't wait. After thinking she would be fired, Darla Crane is absolutely delighted when her new boss, Seth Gamble, gives her a special gift. His fleeting touch, the close proximity of their bodies, and the adrenalin still pumping from her fear of being fired, all adds up to a charged moment.
A beautiful older woman, Payton Hall, directs a young man, Jordan, as he moves a cabinet in her living room. As he lifts the furniture, she can't help but to admire his form. Today Daniel has been assigned to deliver groceries for Mrs. Hardy, a wealthy widower. He drives absent-mindedly to the woman's house. The woman is knitting quietly when the doorbell rings. There is no mistaking how beautiful Mrs. Hardy is and her face has been made up to perfection Payton Hall loves her grandson. Even though he's only her grandson because he's part of a step-family, she is still overwhelmed with love for him. In fact, she loves him beyond words, even though he doesn't visit much anymore. Fortunately, she has a plan that will soon change all that.
Sally D'Angelo is in her small home physical therapy practice, tidying up the place. The door opens and Jake Adams hobbles in on crutches for his first appointment, clearly in pain. He sees Sally and is immediately taken by her beauty. Rita Daniels answers her front door, greeting Alison Rey and her boyfriend Johnny Goodluck. She's heard SO much about him, it's great to put a face to the name, Rita says. Scarlett Sage is unwinding after spending her 18th birthday with her amazing family. As she tidies up around the house, she's lovingly watched over by her step-grandmother, Nina Hartley, and step-mother, Dee Williams.
In the examination room, Savannah Sixx is naked as the doctor examines her. Vanessa Sky is watching nearby. The exam is realistic and thorough. Vanessa gradually becomes more mesmerized by seeing her friend touched, though remains seated and out of the way. Dr. Siren has Kenzie Reeves take her clothes off and get on the exam table. She nervously lies down and spreads her legs. As Dr. Siren examines, touching Kenzie's pussy, it's clear that Kenzie is extremely sensitive, gasping every time Dr. Siren even touches her lightly. School nurse Aidra Fox is in her office looking at some papers when she receives a knock at her door. She tells the visitor to come in and student Kali Roses enters. After asking her about the little mark she has on her body, she lies on the medical table and Aidra begins the screening, moving her hands along Kali's torso, slowly and seductively.
Alexis (Kristen Scott) is devastated, unable to believe that Cori (Vanna Bardot) betrayed her. "Cori, how could you! That was supposed to be between US!" she exclaims. Alexis takes a deep breath and then puts on a small smile. It's fine, Cori, she says, she was overreacting. She's relieved to see that her friend isn't mad at her anymore. As she walks away, Alexis' expression darkens and over seconds turns into full-on disturbed rage - she is quietly seething and hyperventilating as she pulls at her hair. A teen girl, Carmen (Ember Snow), is crying when Brett (Johnny Goodluck), her boyfriend's brother, returns home. Brett seems to take an interest in her, almost like a predator sniffing out prey, as he sees how vulnerable she looks. He learns that Carmen and his brother got into a huge fight about her jealousy and insecurity towards other girls.
Anna, a frazzled woman dressed in a patient gown, as she sits on the edge of her hospital bed with her eyes closed. Her body is tense but still, with her fists clenched. Suddenly we flashback to a different time, many years ago. We are looking at the face of 18-year-old Anna. She sits on the edge of her bed. An older man walks into frame with a paper bag in his hand. "Hi sweetie, how was your day?" the man says as he blindfolds the young woman, intimately caressing the side of her face as he does so. The scene opens on an 18-year-old girl, Aubrey, as she leaves her family's house ... casually saying goodbye to her parents. When she gets safely inside her car, she pulls off the baggy sweater she is wearing to reveal a skimpy top. She is actually planning to meet up with a man she's been chatting with.
Battle between lesbian girlfriends! All these girls are lesbians, they are all friends, and they love to take care of horny little kitties!
Kelly's (Jill Kassidy) been on the hunt for her birth father for years, with many disappointments along the way because of dishonest people. She's doubled her efforts since her mother passed away, desperate for more family, but she doesn't want to have her heart broken again. Charles (Mr. Pete) seems nice enough, though Kelly has her suspicions. Roxy (Kenzie Taylor) is relaxing on the couch, lovingly cuddled up to her step-daughter, Chelsea (Carolina Sweets). As she glides her fingers affectionately through Chelsea's hair, she admits that it's time to start dating again. It's been awhile since she divorced Chelsea's dad... Roxy can only give Chelsea so much, needing a man to do the rest for her dear, sweet daughter... Chelsea needs a daddy.
For Rachel college is proving to be a nightmare. She's on academic probation and if she fails even one class, she'll be kicked out. So when she gets a failing grade on her latest report, she's crushed, thinking that it's all over for her... until she sees that the professor has scribbled his number on the back of her work. Professor Sloan has always had a thing for her. She now suddenly realizes that she can use his infatuation with her to her advantage. Taylor is excited to have one last slumber party with her best friend, Megan. They're both soon going away for college and their friendship is sure to change. Taylor drifts off to , but is later stirred by the feeling of heat against her back. When she rolls over, she comes face-to-face with Megan's older brother, Luke! You see, Luke has certain urges... and since Megan's his sister, he can't really act on them. Taylor doesn't want Megan to fall into Luke's twisted hands...
A tormented man in a troubled marriage discovers that he harbors dark fantasies which he can no longer control. Through his therapist, he begins a psycho-sexual journey to discover the truth behind his inner demons.
The woman is an imposter, she smiles, she is beautiful, but she is not my mother. But there is something about her, she's so similar to my mother, I can't hate her. There's something that keeps me lingering by her door, something that beckons me to be so bold as to open it. I want to be by her. I want her to hold me. I want her to kiss me. I want to feel comforted. I want her to be mine.
A sickness can take a toll on a relationship in ways that no one can predict. That's what happened with me and my wife, Irene (Angela White). She buried herself in her work, working long hours, and I know she loves me, I know she didn't know how to cope with the grief of what was happening to me. My efforts to bring us together only pushed her farther away until I got the call from the doctor. I wasn't just in remission, the cancer was gone-- it's official! We made love, it was honest, passionate love from a woman who loved me more than I could comprehend. "If you leave, I'm going with you," she told me. I was overwhelmed by her love, and although I love her, I could not stay with her knowing my presence does her more harm than good. If I leave her, go back to my previous love, would it be better for her? Is it a kindness to leave my wife knowing that I could someday become sick again, and what would become of her? The answer is yes. I must leave her.
