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Office Affairs (2011)

There's something stimulating about a man in a suit and successful entrepreneur Roman Heart is proof personified. His hot and horny staff share his philosophy to keep their clients -- and each other -- happy and satisfied ... in the conference room, in the studio, at their desks and in the waiting room. It's every man for himself when sexual excitation is the order of the day.
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There's something stimulating about a man in a suit and successful entrepreneur Roman Heart is proof personified. His hot and horny staff share his philosophy to keep their clients -- and each other -- happy and satisfied ... in the conference room, in the studio, at their desks and in the waiting room. It's every man for himself when sexual excitation is the order of the day.

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Directed By:Tony DiMarco
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In Theaters:5/25/2011
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios

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