Yuliya Mayarchuk
Nude

Yuliya Mayarchuk (say THAT three times fast…) has a killer body and a face that could melt the polar ice caps without the help of global warming. Luckily for us, she’s been chucking her bra and panties on the floor and blessing us with some of the clearest skin scenes you’ll see on the big screen. Born in the Ukraine back when it was part of the USSR, she left the world of sharing the means of production and started sharing her means of reproduction in Italian skinema. Yuliya got her start in the wordy, Tinto Brass Presents Erotic Short Stories: Part 4 – Improper Liaisons (1999). It’s a bit of a Poison Ivy (1992) ripoff, about a sexy girl who acts like she’s in trouble before taking over a family using her sexual magnetism. Our Soviet dreamgirl next showed all three B’s in Sogno (1999) as a woman who falls asleep on the beach and keeps having vivid sex dreams. We usually dream in first person perspective, but in her dreams Yuliya can see her own naked body. Luck her. Yuliya mixes getting plowed in the dream world with playing with herself in the real world, complete with shots of her feeling herself up while her fantasy men plays with her ass on the beach. Pound sand if you don’t want to see that pounding! Speaking of asses, up next Yuliya starred in the horny lesbian real estate agent, erotic film Cheeky (2000). There’s no cheeky, wink wink innuendo, just vivid female pleasure scenes of girl on girl action in a steam room, with Francesca Nunzi rubbing Yuliya’s pussy in the shower. We even see a masseuse play with her ass and show back door kitty. She waters her plants naked, strolls around her apartment bottomless, skinny dips and does it doggy style on the beach. Where do we apply to rent one of these apartments? Is there rent control? We can’t control ourselves around Yuliya. She played a stripper in Go Go Tales (2007) before keeping it mainstream as Helena on twelve episodes of The Red Door. Most recently she starred in the Campania Italy set comedy Il Ladro de Cardellini (2020) but nothing she ever does will compare to her early work. You’ll like-a Yuliya!