Erotique (1995)
The sexual fantasies of women are explored by four female directors.
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The sexual fantasies of women are explored by four female directors.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eddie Fong Ling-Ching, Monika Treut, Ana Maria Magalhães, Eloí Calage, Lizzie Borden, Susie Bright
In Theaters:1/20/1995
Box Office:
Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Tedpoly Films, Nova Era Produções de Arte Ltda., Race the Wild Wind Inc., Trigon Film
Cast
Ana Maria Magalhães, Monika Treut, Lizzie Borden, Clara Law
Director
Kamala Lopez
Rosie (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Bryan Cranston
Dr. Robert Stern (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Liane Curtis
Murphy (segment "Let"s Talk About Love")
Ron Orbach
Boss ( (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Wade Dominguez
Dream Sequence Lover (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Janet Haley
Older Phone Worker (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Kayla Allen
Phone Worker (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Sunshine Bainbridge
Phone Worker (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Michelle Clunie
Slave #1 (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
Tairrie B. Murphy
Slave #2 (segment "Let's Talk About Love")
Robert Kotecki
Casting Agent (segment 'Let's Talk About Love')
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