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Caresses 

Francois has a problem. Although he's good looking enough, he can't make it with chicks - probably because he has the charisma of a cold baked potato. Fortunately his hip and handsome roommate knows just the woman to teach his friend how to become wildly successful with the ladies. After a few unique lessons, Francois is a new man, and his dick is getting plenty of action. Caresses is a 1984 release that is good-natured, light, friendly, sexy and a pleasant flashback to the days of pubic hair, as well as a reminder that porn can be fun.
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Francois has a problem. Although he's good looking enough, he can't make it with chicks - probably because he has the charisma of a cold baked potato. Fortunately his hip and handsome roommate knows just the woman to teach his friend how to become wildly successful with the ladies. After a few unique lessons, Francois is a new man, and his dick is getting plenty of action. Caresses is a 1984 release that is good-natured, light, friendly, sexy and a pleasant flashback to the days of pubic hair, as well as a reminder that porn can be fun.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claude Bernard-Aubert
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Dorcel, Caballero Home Video

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