Delilah was the pristine daughter of Reverend Silas St. Claire, a man whose sermons against the "Modern Babylon" were broadcast to millions. But by night, she was the secret creative engine behind , the city’s most provocative underground production house. The man fronting the operation was Brad Armstrong .
Directed by , who also stars as the antagonist, the film won several industry accolades, including the AVN Award for Best Supporting Actress and the XBIZ Award for Best Actress—Feature Movie in 2017. Critical Reception The Preacher's Daughter (Video 2016)
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The two had an unlikely arrangement. Brad provided the capital and the "sinful" reputation that served as the perfect cover. Delilah, using the pseudonym "Lilith," choreographed the shows and wrote the scripts that explored the very temptations her father preached against. She knew the mechanics of guilt and desire better than anyone because she grew up in the splash zone of both.
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The film was a major success during the 2017 award season, earning several top honors for its storytelling and performances: XBIZ Awards: Feature Movie of the Year AVN Awards: Best Drama Best Supporting Actor for Brad Armstrong's performance as the preacher. Additional Nominations:
The story focuses on (played by Mia Malkova), a 19-year-old girl who has grown up under the strict watchful eye of her small-town minister father. Known as "Daddy's little girl," Marissa’s predictable, pious life undergoes a radical transformation when she crosses paths with Billy (Xander Corvus), a local bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks. The man fronting the operation was Brad Armstrong
The story follows Marissa (played by ), a 19-year-old girl who has grown up under the strict, religious surveillance of her small-town father, Pastor Crenshaw. Long regarded as "Daddy's little girl," Marissa's predictable life is completely disrupted when she falls for Billy Davidson ( Xander Corvus ), the local "bad boy" from the wrong side of the tracks.
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The father figure (the preacher) is often portrayed as a formidable force of tradition, leading to a dramatic showdown between old-world values and the new generation’s search for freedom. The Lasting Appeal of the Trope