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Forbidden Pleasures
Three young couples are renovating together a loft in Paris. During a barbecue, Patrick and Julie confess to their friends that they practice partner-swapping. That information shock 1 of the couple, but the other one seems to be interested ...
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Three young couples are renovating together a loft in Paris. During a barbecue, Patrick and Julie confess to their friends that they practice partner-swapping. That information shock 1 of the couple, but the other one seems to be interested ...
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Martin Guyot, Céline Guyot
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:M6 Métropole Télévision, Kerfaroc Films
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