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China Sisters (1979)
Gloria is an English teacher during the day. But, at night, she turns into an insatiable nymphomaniac. She gets involved with her pupils and, in the hope of a cure, she even seduces her younger sister. With nobody at hand, she makes love to herself.
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Gloria is an English teacher during the day. But, at night, she turns into an insatiable nymphomaniac. She gets involved with her pupils and, in the hope of a cure, she even seduces her younger sister. With nobody at hand, she makes love to herself.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
Written By:Anthony Spinelli
In Theaters:8/17/1979
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Essex Films
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