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Madame (1993)
Erotic thriller.
After Danielle is fired from her job as a sensationalist TV reporter, she goes undercover to do a freelance series to expose what she can learn about the escort "industry". Some of the things which she encounters, however, jeopardize her relationships and her health.
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Erotic thriller. After Danielle is fired from her job as a sensationalist TV reporter, she goes undercover to do a freelance series to expose what she can learn about the escort "industry". Some of the things which she encounters, however, jeopardize her relationships and her health.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Eyal Grad
In Theaters:12/12/1993
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Runtime:85 minutes
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