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Pornochic 17: Tarra (2009)

Enter the fantasy world of the highly acclaimed French director Herve Bodilis as her turns the top European porn stars into real sluts. Tara White left alone, naked and tied up in a warehouse before two guys come and double fuck her. Two nasty lesbians playing with thick black dildos and begging to suck a big cock. A charming red-haired girl, teasing the clients of a disco until they fuck her. Even this gentle couple. looking at a book in front of the fire place, turns out to be overcome with desire. With the new episode of "Pornochic", Herve Bodilis created a new standard of pornography.
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Enter the fantasy world of the highly acclaimed French director Herve Bodilis as her turns the top European porn stars into real sluts. Tara White left alone, naked and tied up in a warehouse before two guys come and double fuck her. Two nasty lesbians playing with thick black dildos and begging to suck a big cock. A charming red-haired girl, teasing the clients of a disco until they fuck her. Even this gentle couple. looking at a book in front of the fire place, turns out to be overcome with desire. With the new episode of "Pornochic", Herve Bodilis created a new standard of pornography.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Hervé Bodilis
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In Theaters:5/21/2009
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Studio:Dorcel

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