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Briefe einer Sklavin 

She has everything—money, men, power. And yet advertising executive Claudia Bossy is constantly searching. Searching for pleasure, coupled with submission and obedience. A castle near Paris is a frequent destination for her. This is where her dominatrix, Lady Josefine, resides. Claudia falls hopelessly under her spell...
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She has everything—money, men, power. And yet advertising executive Claudia Bossy is constantly searching. Searching for pleasure, coupled with submission and obedience. A castle near Paris is a frequent destination for her. This is where her dominatrix, Lady Josefine, resides. Claudia falls hopelessly under her spell...

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Directed By:Harry S. Morgan
Written By:Harry S. Morgan
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Videorama

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