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Cape Town (1996)
John Douglas, alias "The Lynx", has just been released after ten long years of imprisonment. He is bent on seeking his revenge on the man responsible for his bad luck: Public Prosecutor David Bleinstein, who now leads a quiet life with his daughter Sarah and his new wife Rachel. Yet again, Private brings you the opportunity to discover a cast of the most beautiful actresses in the most depraved situations!
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John Douglas, alias "The Lynx", has just been released after ten long years of imprisonment. He is bent on seeking his revenge on the man responsible for his bad luck: Public Prosecutor David Bleinstein, who now leads a quiet life with his daughter Sarah and his new wife Rachel. Yet again, Private brings you the opportunity to discover a cast of the most beautiful actresses in the most depraved situations!
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Crime
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In Theaters:7/1/1996
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Runtime:143 minutes
Studio:Private
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