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Red Light Arena (2020)
Abandoning her life as an influencer, "Kitty" moves away from the city and into a secluded mansion with her sugar daddy, "Sir". But what good is a lavish life to an e-girl who can't post it online? Disconnected from the outside world, Kitty grows captive by her sponsor's no-device policy and frustrated with his secrets. While searching for answers, she stumbles into a world hidden in plain sight - Red-Light Arena, an elusive virtual reality game with only one rule: DO NOT CUM! On a quest to uncover the truth about Sir, Kitty faces off against an erotic lineup of skilled opponents making a few intimate connections along the way.
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Abandoning her life as an influencer, "Kitty" moves away from the city and into a secluded mansion with her sugar daddy, "Sir". But what good is a lavish life to an e-girl who can't post it online? Disconnected from the outside world, Kitty grows captive by her sponsor's no-device policy and frustrated with his secrets. While searching for answers, she stumbles into a world hidden in plain sight - Red-Light Arena, an elusive virtual reality game with only one rule: DO NOT CUM! On a quest to uncover the truth about Sir, Kitty faces off against an erotic lineup of skilled opponents making a few intimate connections along the way.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Brittny Thique
In Theaters:8/10/2020
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground
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