Hell, Whores and High Heels (2000)
Murder is always an ugly business, and even more so when the victim was a beautiful woman... With Australia as the backdrop, detective Ferenz tries to ascertain the motive for this terrible crime. Along the way discovering the true personality of the victim's disconsolate husband, a businessman with deviant sexual predilections, and getting to know an ardent policewoman, the queen of fetishism and the kinky world of latex... A thriller brim full of intrigue and unrestrained sexual action.
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Murder is always an ugly business, and even more so when the victim was a beautiful woman... With Australia as the backdrop, detective Ferenz tries to ascertain the motive for this terrible crime. Along the way discovering the true personality of the victim's disconsolate husband, a businessman with deviant sexual predilections, and getting to know an ardent policewoman, the queen of fetishism and the kinky world of latex... A thriller brim full of intrigue and unrestrained sexual action.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Barbara Brown
In Theaters:7/1/2000
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Private
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