The second season of the delightfully decadent Canadian anthology Bliss offers eight different erotic playlets, written and directed by women, for women. First up is Three, a ribald spoof of the American sitcom Threes Company, with Jennifer Podnerski as a 29-year-old free spirit who rather spectacularly violates her platonic relationship with her two male roommates (Ben Bass, Bob Cryer). The title character of Ninas Muse, played by Thea Gill, yearns for a physical but not spiritual close encounter with her gay neighbor and his lovers, whom she has been secretly photographing from afar. In Cat Got Your Tongue, a 43-year-old single mother (Wendel Meldrum) gets more than she bargained for when her lust for her sons twentysomething friend is reciprocated. A young cross-dressing woman (Lynda Boyd) captures the heart of an older lady (Leslie Cottle) in The Marvellon. Chastity is the story of a young postulant (Cara Pifko) who falls in love with a co-worker on the eve of taking her vows as a nun. In Office Management, complications arise when a lady boss (Rachel Hayward) gets an eyeful of her hunky new employee. The title character of The Piano Tuner is a blind man (Anthony Leonides) who is helped, so to speak, by a libidinous lady customer (Shannon Lawson). And in the seasons final entry, Aural Sex, Danny Gilmore and Raven Dauda star in the saga of an enterprising radio DJ who reads erotica over the air. ~ All Movie Guide