Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend Review
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Lola's Protegee
A whirl of video effect strengthening very arousing mating scenes makes the spectator feel overcome with pleasure when watching at this retrospective of a superb woman's sexual activity, from post-war times to nowadays.
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A whirl of video effect strengthening very arousing mating scenes makes the spectator feel overcome with pleasure when watching at this retrospective of a superb woman's sexual activity, from post-war times to nowadays.
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Written By:Michel Ricaud
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Dorcel
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