| Breathtaking brunette Michaela Isizzu arrives home, alone, after a night on the town. She pauses in the vestibule, checks a text message on her phone, and catches sight of her reflection in the full length mirror on the back of the entry door. During the first half of Andrej Lupin's edgy and stylish "Mirror" the focus is predominately on Isizzu as she studies her face and figure and begins what is ultimately a striptease act put on for the pleasure of the stripper, herself. After exposing her exquisite breasts she unsnaps the crotch of her bodysuit, sits on a counter facing the mirror, spreads her long legs wide, and proceeds to vigorously stroke, pet, probe, and fondle her fevered pussy. Alone with her fantasies, Michaela's deft fingers tease her to increasingly intense levels of erotic delight. Near the halfway mark Isizzu approaches the mirror, confronts it, as if daring the inanimate object to take her further into pleasure. And then, with her image doubled by the glass, she slides down to the floor and masturbates with abandon until she's transported by ecstasy, dizzy with desire, drained, and utterly sated. "Mirror" offers a window into beauty and sexual hunger that is certain to satisfy the most discriminating viewer.
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