Uptown Girl, directed by Fancois Clousot and distributed by Wicked Pictures, is an overall-good, plot-driven feature that revolves around Kirsten Price as a self-absorbed supermodel who is brought back to reality by an average-guy car mechanic played by Tommy Gunn. The storyline is quite good for an adult film, as is the acting. Given that the action is set in the New York City area in the 80s, attempts are made at adopting the appropriate, region-specific accents. While these are a bit much at times, they do add to the overall feel that the production is aiming for. As is typical for Wicked, the quality of the product, as well as the settings and camerawork, are all solid, and the sex itself is generally hotparticularly that involving Ms. Price. Kirsten stars in two of the five scenes that make up the sexual component of the movie, and they are both excellent. In Scene One, she has a steamy girl-girl encounter with Alektra Blue in the back of a club.