Yellow Fever — Steffan Piper

A modern tale of love and illusion set upon the dark streets of Los Angeles. Qianqian (chin-chin), a twenty-two-year-old living in Los Angeles, is a mixed-up Asian woman struggling with her career as a well-paid but restless stripper. She spends her life faster than the money she picks up off the floor or from the rough hands of lonely old men that leave her unable to care about anyone but herself. Qian cold-heartedly strings along her obsessed lover, Sebastian Raines, a cop who moonlights by writing an anonymous gossip column. Caught between the quiet side of obsession and the lust that fuels the night-life, can she continue her lustful lifestyle, and find her own way out From seedy strip clubs to well-heeled hotels, from Los Angeles to New York, Yellow Fever may be a tangled and dark love story, but it isn't a tale that will quaintly unfold pulling you nearer to the protagonists. It is a tragedy. For some there is no redemption and for others there is no happiness.