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Luxure: Wife To Educate (2018)

To preserve the passion and break the routine, young couples explore the boundaries of libertinage by sharing their sexual games with others ... Offered to strangers by husbands, wives discover forbidden fantasies, which they will no longer be able to do without.... Would sharing be the key to loyalty? "Olivia likes to feel subject to the wishes of her husband Rico, who constantly pushes the limits of their games. This time, he decided to share her with his friend Alberto. Held on a leash, Olivia surrenders to these two men in a perverted triolism...
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To preserve the passion and break the routine, young couples explore the boundaries of libertinage by sharing their sexual games with others ... Offered to strangers by husbands, wives discover forbidden fantasies, which they will no longer be able to do without.... Would sharing be the key to loyalty? "Olivia likes to feel subject to the wishes of her husband Rico, who constantly pushes the limits of their games. This time, he decided to share her with his friend Alberto. Held on a leash, Olivia surrenders to these two men in a perverted triolism...

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Hervé Bodilis
Written By:Hervé Bodilis
In Theaters:6/19/2018
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Dorcel

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