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Set in late summer along the southern Norwegian coast. A blond Swede goes ashore from a small boat, and joins a handsome Norwegian teenage girl, very young and alluring. The Swede will eventually skip all common sense because of her erotic games. Lucifer was consistently met with bad reviews.
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Set in late summer along the southern Norwegian coast. A blond Swede goes ashore from a small boat, and joins a handsome Norwegian teenage girl, very young and alluring. The Swede will eventually skip all common sense because of her erotic games. Lucifer was consistently met with bad reviews.
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