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Icon (2007)

Celeste's Icon features an amazingly beautiful, all-star cast in some of the hardest scenes they've ever shot. Digital Playground's contract superstar, Teagan Presley leads the way, down a revealing and scandalous path, in this decadent tribute to sex symbols around the world. Shot entirely on HD, Icon unveils exquisite beauty in every frame, glorious women ache for sexual satisfaction. The plush settings, extensive attention to art direction and mesmerizing soundtrack set a se-ductive backdrop for the most deeply satisfying erotica you've ever experienced. With 8 full scenes and impeccable pacing over 2 1/2 hours, Icon delivers intensely rich passion and hunger.
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Celeste's Icon features an amazingly beautiful, all-star cast in some of the hardest scenes they've ever shot. Digital Playground's contract superstar, Teagan Presley leads the way, down a revealing and scandalous path, in this decadent tribute to sex symbols around the world. Shot entirely on HD, Icon unveils exquisite beauty in every frame, glorious women ache for sexual satisfaction. The plush settings, extensive attention to art direction and mesmerizing soundtrack set a se-ductive backdrop for the most deeply satisfying erotica you've ever experienced. With 8 full scenes and impeccable pacing over 2 1/2 hours, Icon delivers intensely rich passion and hunger.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Bunny Luv
Written By:Bunny Luv
In Theaters:1/18/2007
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground

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