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Being Jenna (2009)

There's nothing quite like Being Jenna. The glamour, the stardom, the sex and the sex. In this diary-style, day-in-the-life, we follow around the porn's biggest star, learn her secrets, hear of her desires, and see several of them acted out ... with toys and facials to match. Jenna. A state of being you have to see to believe .
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There's nothing quite like Being Jenna. The glamour, the stardom, the sex and the sex. In this diary-style, day-in-the-life, we follow around the porn's biggest star, learn her secrets, hear of her desires, and see several of them acted out ... with toys and facials to match. Jenna. A state of being you have to see to believe .

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chi Chi LaRue
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In Theaters:2/9/2009
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment

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