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Cumper: The Erotic Family
An erotic and pornographic nonfiction movie shot in five days aboard a camper. Two couples, one in their twenties and one in their forties, travel to perform a porno-aesthetic performance at a post-porn festival in Rome. They take the opportunity to shoot “a sex film” and, in addition to making a lot of it, they become aware of their erotic bond and how much this goes beyond social stereotypes.
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An erotic and pornographic nonfiction movie shot in five days aboard a camper. Two couples, one in their twenties and one in their forties, travel to perform a porno-aesthetic performance at a post-porn festival in Rome. They take the opportunity to shoot “a sex film” and, in addition to making a lot of it, they become aware of their erotic bond and how much this goes beyond social stereotypes.
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