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Lost Pleasure (2005)

Paula is an erotic writer, but unfortunately her artistic talent is running short, in fact in the last 6 months she has written neither a word for her new book. One day, Sonia, a young writer looking for a job turns her up to the office where Paula works at the Edizioni Tropici. Paula understands that the newly arrived will replace her. So she decides to leave for Santo Domingo looking for new inspirations. Wandering around the country she meets Rico, a young man ready to show her how people live sex under the banner of eroticism in this beautiful place and it is so that Paula can find new stories for her novel. When she goes back to Marco’s office with her new work, she immediately understands she will find in Sonia a good colleague and together they will surely go a long way...
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Paula is an erotic writer, but unfortunately her artistic talent is running short, in fact in the last 6 months she has written neither a word for her new book. One day, Sonia, a young writer looking for a job turns her up to the office where Paula works at the Edizioni Tropici. Paula understands that the newly arrived will replace her. So she decides to leave for Santo Domingo looking for new inspirations. Wandering around the country she meets Rico, a young man ready to show her how people live sex under the banner of eroticism in this beautiful place and it is so that Paula can find new stories for her novel. When she goes back to Marco’s office with her new work, she immediately understands she will find in Sonia a good colleague and together they will surely go a long way...

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:12/1/2005
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:ATV Entertainment

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