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Legs in the Air
Married to a beautiful woman who cries for sex, Bruno asks his partner, Marc, to look after her while he is away. During his numerous travels, Bruno himself has affairs with any woman that catches his fancy. The only question is, will Marc take advantage of the situation? Director Alain Payer will take you on the twisted path ahead.
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Married to a beautiful woman who cries for sex, Bruno asks his partner, Marc, to look after her while he is away. During his numerous travels, Bruno himself has affairs with any woman that catches his fancy. The only question is, will Marc take advantage of the situation? Director Alain Payer will take you on the twisted path ahead.
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