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Deviant Sins (2008)
Della, an attractive woman hires a 'Private Eye' Georgia, to catch her unfaithful husband Frank. Georgia sends out a bait in her vivacious young assistant Alice who ends up in an erotic affair with the wrong man. Georgia decides to get hands on with the case and ends up falling for Frank.
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Della, an attractive woman hires a 'Private Eye' Georgia, to catch her unfaithful husband Frank. Georgia sends out a bait in her vivacious young assistant Alice who ends up in an erotic affair with the wrong man. Georgia decides to get hands on with the case and ends up falling for Frank.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Demitri Nessun
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:MRG Entertainment
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