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In the Family (2007)
Set in Los Angeles, In the Family tells the tale of a single mother and her two bi-curious, young daughters. Emilianna and her 40-something lover, Michelle, have been hiding their sexual relationship from Penny and Angela for some time. But when Emilianna begins to suspect her two daughters are both fooling around with girls, she sets in motion a series of events which will change their relationships forever. This film contains fully explicit, hardcore sex, and scenes of an adult nature including older women seducing younger girls. In true VivThomas.com fashion, it shows both the innocence of young girls experimenting with each other, and experienced lesbians showing us how it's really done.
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Set in Los Angeles, In the Family tells the tale of a single mother and her two bi-curious, young daughters. Emilianna and her 40-something lover, Michelle, have been hiding their sexual relationship from Penny and Angela for some time. But when Emilianna begins to suspect her two daughters are both fooling around with girls, she sets in motion a series of events which will change their relationships forever. This film contains fully explicit, hardcore sex, and scenes of an adult nature including older women seducing younger girls. In true VivThomas.com fashion, it shows both the innocence of young girls experimenting with each other, and experienced lesbians showing us how it's really done.
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Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:5/4/2007
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Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:VivThomas
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