Blue's Clues and the Big City Adventure
A musical adventure that young viewers will enjoy as Blue and Josh travel to New York City for a big opportunity.
Hotel Holes
In this "first class" hotel, you will admire an incredible number of burning and perverse encounters. The hotel keeper is rather strange. Despite the poster marked "Rooms for Rent", he refuses the ordinary clients to only accept couples where the wife is beautiful .
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In this "first class" hotel, you will admire an incredible number of burning and perverse encounters. The hotel keeper is rather strange. Despite the poster marked "Rooms for Rent", he refuses the ordinary clients to only accept couples where the wife is beautiful .
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Dorcel
Cast
Michel Ricaud
Director
Debbie van Gils
une cliente célibataire de l'hôtel
Babette
une cliente de l'hôtel (couple hétéro)
Élodie Chérie
une cliente célibataire de l'hôtel
Béatrice Valle
une cliente de l'hôtel (couple lesbien)
Barbie Est
une cliente de l'hôtel (couple marié)
Vanessa d'Angely
une cliente de l'hôtel (couple lesbien)
Éric Weiss
un client de l'hôtel (couple marié)
Tom O'Connors
un client de l'hôtel (couple hétéro)
Jean-Yves Le Castel
Edmond Picard, l'aubergiste
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