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Guess Who's Coming for Breakfast
Young widow Madame Yanne takes care of her pretty nieces Florentine and Juliet, who are currently living out their lesbian obsessions and are currently more engaged with each other than turning their heads around the lusty male world.
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Young widow Madame Yanne takes care of her pretty nieces Florentine and Juliet, who are currently living out their lesbian obsessions and are currently more engaged with each other than turning their heads around the lusty male world.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Erwin C. Dietrich, Claude Martin
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Urania, Cinematografica Associati
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