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Irresistible Silvie (1997)
Silvie is the daughter of a rich French playboy whom she has never met. When her mother dies she sets out to find him so that she can make him suffer as much as possible, taking advantage of his best friends and his most important business partners. She knows full well that her father will not be able to bear the discovery that the irresistible Silvie can never be his.
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Silvie is the daughter of a rich French playboy whom she has never met. When her mother dies she sets out to find him so that she can make him suffer as much as possible, taking advantage of his best friends and his most important business partners. She knows full well that her father will not be able to bear the discovery that the irresistible Silvie can never be his.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/1/1997
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Private
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