A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Jacy Andrews, Nikita Cash, Craig Stepp, Tony Tedeschi
Written by:
Edward Gorsuch (screenplay)
April White (screenplay)
Directed by:
David Nicholas
Release Date:
January 1, 2002
Original Title:
Sinful Desires
Genres:
Romance | Thriller
Production Companies:
MRG Entertainment
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 85
Radio host Gia rules the Los Angeles airwaves with her disarming tales of sex, lust and intrigue. But when one caller seems to know a few too many details of Gia's titillating past, the sexy DJ is soon plunged into a world of blackmail and danger. While the police struggle to make sense of the befuddling case, Gia must fight to keep her sordid past silent as the threat mounts in this erotic thriller.
Every night, Gia/Angelica titillates her Los Angeles audience with tales of love and desire. However, one evening, a stranger reports that he is aware of her "dirty" past. This is a ...
Art Direction:
Frank Hurtado
Casting:
Robert Lombard
Director:
David Nicholas
Director of Photography:
Carl Gavin
Editor:
H.R. Macrae
Executive Producer:
Marc Greenberg
Hairstylist:
Cyndi Welch
Makeup Artist:
Cyndi Welch
Music:
Jay Harris
Producer:
Deborah Nichols
Production Design:
Monte French
Screenplay:
April White
Edward Gorsuch
Steadicam Operator:
Brian Lataille
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