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American Bullies (2014)
An angry french girl (with formidable martial arts skills) is on a bad date with a boy when they run into 3 thugs beginning to rape a women. The young man (fearful, but trying to not show it) attempts to handle the situation and gets throttled. The french girl steps in and handles them easily, relieving her stress. Later at his place, envious of her skills, he asks her to teach him. Not wanting to school him, she reveals her true weakness intimacy!
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An angry french girl (with formidable martial arts skills) is on a bad date with a boy when they run into 3 thugs beginning to rape a women. The young man (fearful, but trying to not show it) attempts to handle the situation and gets throttled. The french girl steps in and handles them easily, relieving her stress. Later at his place, envious of her skills, he asks her to teach him. Not wanting to school him, she reveals her true weakness intimacy!
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Written By:John Morrisey
In Theaters:3/21/2014
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