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Fatal Orchid (1998)
Once again, we offer you another production of the purest "Woodman" style, through which you will discover the best secrets of hard core sex. In this edition, a beautiful woman (Katja Kean) disembarks in Bangkok on a mysterious mission she is to carry out and in which sex, envy and power intermingle. You will also see the efforts of Antonio to get her to fall into his open arms; without a doubt, anther trophy for his extensive sexual curriculum. And all this along with the charm of the most beautiful women leading this luxurious cast. Don't miss this passionate story that contains all the ingredients of a magnificent thriller in the purest Private Style.
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Once again, we offer you another production of the purest "Woodman" style, through which you will discover the best secrets of hard core sex. In this edition, a beautiful woman (Katja Kean) disembarks in Bangkok on a mysterious mission she is to carry out and in which sex, envy and power intermingle. You will also see the efforts of Antonio to get her to fall into his open arms; without a doubt, anther trophy for his extensive sexual curriculum. And all this along with the charm of the most beautiful women leading this luxurious cast. Don't miss this passionate story that contains all the ingredients of a magnificent thriller in the purest Private Style.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Vincent Winner, Pierre Woodman
In Theaters:5/1/1998
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Private
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