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Come Play With Me (1969)
Young Alvise's body is paralyzed, or at least he thinks so. He is infatuated by his beautiful aunt Lea. What starts as innocent therapy and care soon develops into strange erotic and psychological battle between them.
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Young Alvise's body is paralyzed, or at least he thinks so. He is infatuated by his beautiful aunt Lea. What starts as innocent therapy and care soon develops into strange erotic and psychological battle between them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Salvatore Samperi, Pier Luigi Murgia, Sergio Bazzini
In Theaters:1/8/1969
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Doria G. Film
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