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Erotic Confessions: Volume 1
Erotic Confessions: Volume 1 Episodes: Midnight Showing; The Business Trip; The Painting
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Erotic Confessions: Volume 1 Episodes: Midnight Showing; The Business Trip; The Painting
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Sahara Riley, Rick Bitzelberger
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Ministry of Film, The
Cast
Peter Gathings Bunche
Director
Ava Fabian
Jacqueline Stone
Herve Guillon
Dominic (episode "Midnight Showing")
Ai Wan
Jasmine
Monique Parent
Erica (episode "The Business Trip")
Janine Stillo
Gina (episode "Midnight Showing")
Jeffrey Castillo
Fernando (episode "Midnight Showing")
Dion DeRizzo
Jeff (episode "The Business Trip")
Michael E. Lopez
Fat Man (episode "The Business Trip") (as Garen Michaels)
David C. Moulton
Nerdy Businessman (episode "The Business Trip") (as David Moulton)
Brad Brown
Club Dancer (episode "The Business Trip")
Michale Graves
Club Dancer (episode "The Business Trip")
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