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Kung Fu Beauty 2 (2011)

Adrianna Nicole has a dangerous mind. It's full of dirty secrets, dark desires, and nasty fantasies-and she's sharing them. See if one person can satiate her oral fixation, why money is a strange bedfellow, how a mean Mistress takes her to the edge, what dangers lurk in a dark alley. She creates the scenes. She chooses her partners. She controls what happens. Watch as Adrianna shares her most intimate fantasies, tests her own boundaries, and rides the seductive line between pleasure and pain. Witness her explosive sexuality at its most extreme: raw, rough, and real.
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Adrianna Nicole has a dangerous mind. It's full of dirty secrets, dark desires, and nasty fantasies-and she's sharing them. See if one person can satiate her oral fixation, why money is a strange bedfellow, how a mean Mistress takes her to the edge, what dangers lurk in a dark alley. She creates the scenes. She chooses her partners. She controls what happens. Watch as Adrianna shares her most intimate fantasies, tests her own boundaries, and rides the seductive line between pleasure and pain. Witness her explosive sexuality at its most extreme: raw, rough, and real.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:B. Skow
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In Theaters:2/18/2011
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment

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