Siren
Synopsis
Ella is captivated by Jodie, a writer of erotic fiction. Sent to her majestic country house to photograph her for a magazine, Ella discovers there is more to Jodie than meets the eye. Siren is an erotic lesbian drama made by women for women. Featuring a main cast of six beautiful women, Siren features exquisite visual imagery combined with a stunning soundtrack. Siren is the ultimate in lesbian erotica.
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March 21, 1995
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Sarah Swords
- Original Title
- Siren
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 52m
- Production Studios
- Pride Video Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Sarah Swords
Department Leadership Roster
Sarah Swords
Director
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What is Siren about?
Ella is captivated by Jodie, a writer of erotic fiction. Sent to her majestic country house to photograph her for a magazine, Ella discovers there is more to Jodie than meets the eye. Siren is an erotic lesbian drama made by women for women. Featuring a main cast of six beautiful women, Siren features exquisite visual imagery combined with a stunning soundtrack. Siren is the ultimate in lesbian erotica.
Who directed Siren?
Siren was directed by Sarah Swords.
Who stars in Siren?
The principal cast of Siren includes Yolande Davis, Kim Eden, Gail Davidson, Sally Golding, Kirsty Maye.
When was Siren released and how long is it?
Siren was released in 1995 with a total runtime of 52m.