A Family Celebrates 'Christmas on Mistletoe Farm'
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Love Feast (1969)
Mr. Murphy, a photographer, lures models to his house on the pretense of legitimate modelling work, and then busies himself bedding them. After a while, his bedroom has gotten pretty crowded and he's exhausted, so he snags a taxi cab driver to help out. Soon, a trio of domineering women show up and force him (willingly) to dress in women's clothes and submit to their whims.
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Mr. Murphy, a photographer, lures models to his house on the pretense of legitimate modelling work, and then busies himself bedding them. After a while, his bedroom has gotten pretty crowded and he's exhausted, so he snags a taxi cab driver to help out. Soon, a trio of domineering women show up and force him (willingly) to dress in women's clothes and submit to their whims.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Edward D. Wood Jr., Joseph F. Robertson
In Theaters:5/9/1969
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Robertson-Kay Productions
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