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Desire for Men (1981)
The lustful Jean explores her erotic nature on the sly due to her strict and straight-laced mother. However, when Jean comes home one day and discovers her mother getting plowed in the garage, she is so shocked that she pursues her hidden sex life with more verve and enthusiasm.
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The lustful Jean explores her erotic nature on the sly due to her strict and straight-laced mother. However, when Jean comes home one day and discovers her mother getting plowed in the garage, she is so shocked that she pursues her hidden sex life with more verve and enthusiasm.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Carol Connors
In Theaters:1/1/1981
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Cinema 7 Film Group
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