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I Am Yours to Take
Helene is a young, sexually inexperienced women. That all changes after she drinks some milk laced with an aphrodisiac. Now she is overcome by sexual desire, and will do anything to achieve fulfillment.
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Helene is a young, sexually inexperienced women. That all changes after she drinks some milk laced with an aphrodisiac. Now she is overcome by sexual desire, and will do anything to achieve fulfillment.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Francis Leroi
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Alpha France
Cast
Francis Leroi
Director
Brigitte Lahaie
Hélène
Karine Gambier
Maguy, la femme de chambre
Patrick Bruno
Bertrand, le mari d'Hélène
Robert Le Ray
Ralf, le majordome
Jean-Pierre Armand
Hector, le palefrenier
Lydie Beggy
orgy scene
Sophie Bulle
uncredited, orgy scene
Christel Loris
Marion Webb
Samantha
in orgy scene
Dominique Aveline
uncredited takes part in the orgies
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