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Girls (2011)

The reflections in the table only slightly echoed back the passion that they felt for each other inside. Five beautifully shot girl on girl scenes with the female sexuality being explored far deeper then penetration alone awaits in, "Girls," in which Kendo masterfully captures the sparks between curious girls who are new to lesbianism but not at all strangers to sex!
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The reflections in the table only slightly echoed back the passion that they felt for each other inside. Five beautifully shot girl on girl scenes with the female sexuality being explored far deeper then penetration alone awaits in, "Girls," in which Kendo masterfully captures the sparks between curious girls who are new to lesbianism but not at all strangers to sex!

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Directed By:Kendo
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In Theaters:1/1/2011
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Daring! Media Group

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