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L'Auto-Ecole 

Bruno and his beautiful wife own a Driving School with a reputation to maintain. The perverse couple never hesitates when they need to seduce their students. Kim, Tiffany and Joyce would do anything to abtain their driver's licenses, even if they have to open their mouth and legs to make sure the examiner gives them their pink paper.
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Bruno and his beautiful wife own a Driving School with a reputation to maintain. The perverse couple never hesitates when they need to seduce their students. Kim, Tiffany and Joyce would do anything to abtain their driver's licenses, even if they have to open their mouth and legs to make sure the examiner gives them their pink paper.

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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Les Compères

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