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Innocence Lost (1987)
A wealthy couple cruise the city streets at night in a limousine looking for action. Along the way, they involve their driver and anyone else they meet in their sexual escapades in a club and even a food market.
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A wealthy couple cruise the city streets at night in a limousine looking for action. Along the way, they involve their driver and anyone else they meet in their sexual escapades in a club and even a food market.
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Written By:Paul Norman
In Theaters:4/1/1987
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video, Paul Norman Productions
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