Plot:
Natasha tells the story of Anna (Algina Lipskis), a young beautiful Russian girl, who is on the run from the grisly underworld of St. Petersburg after witnessing the murders of her boss and her beloved cousin Natasha. Anna, who earns her living as a stripper, uses her dead cousin's passport and plane ticket to flee to England.
In the english village of Little Haven, the vicar, his wife, and their two children Robbie, 12, and Christine, 16, (Jenna Harrison) await the arrival of Natasha, a Russian exchange student, but instead of a top-of-the-class student, it is a beautiful and charming stripper who steps out of the train..
Lesbian content:
The daughter Christine is gay, but she's very much in the closet. When she and her best friend speculate about Natasha and how she will be like, Christine doesn't sound very positive. Her friend feels for her and says it must be awful for her to have to share her bedroom with this girl for a whole year. When 'Natasha' arrives at the train station, Christine quickly changes her mind about the whole "sharing her bedroom" thing...:)
Christine and Natasha quickly become very good friends, and later one night, in a very beautiful scene, they make love. Whether they pursue a relationship or not is unfortunately unanswered in the movie. Christine does come out to her parents though, in a very funny way.
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