Based on Gustave Flaubert’s scandalous 1856 novel Madame Bovary, a story centered on adultery and the protagonist’s life of misfortune, Woman in Love: A Story of Madame Bovary centers on Christine (a beautiful and melancholic Laurien Dominique), a bored housewife neglected by her husband (a concept all too common in contact films) who finds a job a

The traumas of an abusive rural childhood drag Valerie, an attractive young woman (superbly played by Annette Haven), into a state of disarray in her relationships with others. As an adult, she senses this psychopathic behavior, even with her husband, and randomly leaves home at night to wander around San Francisco's clubs in search of easy sex, so

Brie Livingston (a sensational Hillary Summers, in perhaps the best performance of her distinguished career) plays the clumsy waitress at “Eileen’s,” a trendy Manhattan hangout where A-listers hang out. Brie seizes the opportunity to get close to long-suffering agent Ira Daniels (Robert “Bolla” Kerman) when temperamental star Diana Farnsworth (Jenn