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Sex drama of a 15 year old girl who answers an advertisement for a "playmate" to a young couple.
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Sex drama of a 15 year old girl who answers an advertisement for a "playmate" to a young couple.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kurt Nachmann
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Lisa Film
Cast
Kurt Nachmann
Director
Marion Forster
Dagmar Hintze
Astrid Boner
Ellen Hintze
Harry Kalenberg
Carl Hintze
Elisabeth Felchner
Christina
Wolfgang Hellmund
Criminal
W.R. Heyking
Professor Cornelius
Richard Kley
Theo von Landis
Dunja Lock
Ms. Schmitt
Ursula Mellin
Social Worker
Gernot Möhner
Mosinger
Leopold Gmeinwieser
Man on Boat
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