Vivid’s Cry Wolf Takes Top Honors
Best US Film at Venus Awards
Paul Thomas’ Cry Wolf (Review Here) will be a contender for top feature awards at the AVN show in January. It will have some stiff competition of course, but it has a bit of a head start thanks to a win in Germany at the Venus Show. The edgy drama stars Monique Alexander to provide
From the Press Release:
LOS ANGELES ” (October 24, 2008) ” “Cry Wolf” was honored with the
prestigious “Best US Film” award at the 2008 eLINE Awards on Sunday,
October 19 in Berlin. Adult producers, manufacturers, directors and stars from around the world gathered for the awards gala, which concluded the 12th Annual Venus Berlin Trade Show. An industry highlight, the event was organized by MEDIENeLINE, the leading BSB magazine for the adult industry in German-speaking countries.
“Cry Wolf” was one of the major 2008 features for Vivid Entertainment,
the world’s leading adult film company. It was directed
by Paul Thomas, winner of more awards than any other director in adult film history. Combined with a solid script by Tony G., the movie received the highest
rating from AVN and won many other excellent reviews.
The 2008 eLINE Awards featured 76 categories recognizing outstanding achievement in the adult video, retail, novelty and internet industries. The highly coveted “Best US Film” award is bestowed on only one movie from the entire U.S.
“Cry Wolf” stars Vivid Girl Monique Alexander as a young woman caught up in the center of a psychosexual melodrama that takes place in a drug-and-booze crazed Hollywood. Full of dark twists-and-turns, the movie intricately weaves together a tale of devastation.
“It was a tour de force for Monique who is really sexy, even during her non-sex scenes,” declared Thomas. “I love to see my actors so erotically charged, even when they aren’t having sex!” “Cry Wolf” generated a buzz amongst fans prior to release and marked a series of firsts for Monique, including her first on-screen anal scene with Marcus Leon and her first interracial scene with Mr. Marcus. The movie also features Stefani Morgan and Steven St. Croix.
“I love to see my actors so erotically charged, even when they aren’t having sex,”
said director Paul Thomas.
