Les Delices du Tossing (literally translates to "The Delights of Tossing"), the 1983 Gerard Kikoine French sexploitation movie starring Cathy Stewart, Patricia Samba, Christine Schwarz, Marianne Aubert, Marilyn Jess, and Alban Ceray. It appears this movie was never released in the U.S.
Gérard Kikoïne
Director
Cathy Stewart
Francine
Patricia Santos
A girl from Miniservices
Marianne Aubert
A girl from Miniservices
Christine Black
A girl from Miniservices
Marilyn Jes
A girl from Miniservices
Charlotte Millet
The nurse
Gil Lagardère
The surgeon
Alban Ceray
The boss
Jean-Pierre Armand
An adventurous surgeon
Dominique Aveline
An adventurous surgeon
André Kay
The postman
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