Now that the "Snow Fun" series has reached its seventh episode the situation, characters, and quality of the production should be well established. And, true to form, in this installment, "Downhill Course," director Andrej Lupin once again delivers the goods. The film begins at a ski resort, and the entire cast rides the chair lifts to the top of the hill. It quickly becomes apparent who's got the downhill skills, and who needs a bit more training on the bunny slope. When redhead Terry Sullivan takes a spill and strains her knee Kristof Cale volunteers to take her home and get her patched up. As luck would have it, the injury isn't severe, and once her knee has been wrapped Sullivan requests treatment of a far more intimate variety. Cale is happy to administer some oral/digital therapy, and his patient responds enthusiastically and vocally. What follows is an athletic multi-position pleasure session punctuated by bouts of oralism — après-ski action is rarely as explicit, energetic or enjoyable!