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Emmanuelle - The Private Collection: Sex Goddess (2003)
Emmanuelle is haunted by a seemingly spectral poet, who awakens within her lust for life. As she pursues this vision of artistic beauty, her friends become afraid that Emmanuelle is losing her mind. No one could be prepared that the answer to who that poet holds the answer to so much more.
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Emmanuelle is haunted by a seemingly spectral poet, who awakens within her lust for life. As she pursues this vision of artistic beauty, her friends become afraid that Emmanuelle is losing her mind. No one could be prepared that the answer to who that poet holds the answer to so much more.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Shannah Laumeister Stern
In Theaters:7/13/2003
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Oranton Ltd., Biouw Beleggingen B.V., ASP S.A., Click Productions
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