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Broken Dreams (1998)
This Frank Thring directed movie contains three 30 minute stories of lust in latex and nylon. Broken Dreams is set in a country mansion in Austria. The beautiful Miralda has just been dumped by her boyfriend and so she casts her mind back to some of the kinky sexual experiences they have shared in the mansion.
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This Frank Thring directed movie contains three 30 minute stories of lust in latex and nylon. Broken Dreams is set in a country mansion in Austria. The beautiful Miralda has just been dumped by her boyfriend and so she casts her mind back to some of the kinky sexual experiences they have shared in the mansion.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/27/1998
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Private
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