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My Husband, My Horse
A newlywed young woman, after witnessing a crossing of horses in a stud farm, decides to play a little joke with her husband and demands that he position himself as a horse and she as a mare every time they have a sexual relationship.
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A newlywed young woman, after witnessing a crossing of horses in a stud farm, decides to play a little joke with her husband and demands that he position himself as a horse and she as a mare every time they have a sexual relationship.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Galápagos Produções Cinematográficas, Brasil Internacional Cinematográfica
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