What's the first rule of girls fight club? Only women allowed. An homage to David Fincher’s classic dystopian film, this time with lesbians.

Inspiré de Girls Fight Club , une confession de ToughLover

How much can you really know yourself if you've never been in a fight?

Girls Fight Club is Erika Lust's fiercely erotic homage to David Fincher's classic, except this time, the rules are different. This time, it's girls only. And this time, they fight, they use sex toys, and they fuck.

Silvia Rubí and Viktoria Vaar bring enough raw passion and sexual energy to start a riot — a boldly cinematic, rough and unapologetically intense encounter that blurs the line between competition and desire until there's nothing left but two women taking exactly what they want from each other.

Provocative, plot-driven, and seriously hot. This is not a film that asks for permission.

Réalisation: Erika Lust

Photographe: Adriana Eskenazi

Performance: Silvia RubiViktoria Vaar

Erika Lust

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4.4/5

52 évaluations, 11 commentaires

Critiques spectateurs

    • Minerva a year ago

      My fave.

    • Zagrebcanka a year ago

      Where is the plot?

    • DreaMajor a year ago

      I am not a big fight fan, but I was hoping for much more fighting in this picture, largely because of the aggressive edgy energy at the beginning. This energy carried over to the extended sex scene, which was one of the best I have seen. Still, this scene itself could have been, at least at moments, much rougher. Four stars.

    • R a year ago

      Love it

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