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Deep Lust (2007)

Nicolas Stones professional life couldnt be any more successful. With a three million dollar contract and a hit TV show under his belt, things were looking very promising until he met Shelly (Sahara Knite). Shelly drives Nicolas crazy with jealousy as she plays the sexual adventures of one of the characters in her husband's show reel as a means to inspire her husband. But that is only the beginning of his downfall.
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Nicolas Stones professional life couldnt be any more successful. With a three million dollar contract and a hit TV show under his belt, things were looking very promising until he met Shelly (Sahara Knite). Shelly drives Nicolas crazy with jealousy as she plays the sexual adventures of one of the characters in her husband's show reel as a means to inspire her husband. But that is only the beginning of his downfall.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Alessandro del Mar
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In Theaters:2/1/2007
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Private

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