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From Sweden with Love (1989)

Keisha receives a package from Sweden, chock full of panties, dildos, and other lovely reminders of the time her beautiful redhead friend Veronica Doll was an exchange student at the college boardinghouse. Each item recalls a sexual anecdote.
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Keisha receives a package from Sweden, chock full of panties, dildos, and other lovely reminders of the time her beautiful redhead friend Veronica Doll was an exchange student at the college boardinghouse. Each item recalls a sexual anecdote.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jim Enright
Written By:Jim Enright, Lester Rambienkie, Mark Weiss
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Empire Sweden

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