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Roma II (2008)
Caesar reenters Rome where he meets his old flame Servilia and restablishes his relationship with the woman. Azia worried by the love story between them, covers all the walls of Rome with sketches of Caesar practicing sex with Servilia. In Rome, fights between Azia and Servilia become more and more deceitful and perverse. Meanwhile Lucio and Tito anticipate Caesar and they comes back to Rome. Tito decides to free the enslaved Odessa.
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Caesar reenters Rome where he meets his old flame Servilia and restablishes his relationship with the woman. Azia worried by the love story between them, covers all the walls of Rome with sketches of Caesar practicing sex with Servilia. In Rome, fights between Azia and Servilia become more and more deceitful and perverse. Meanwhile Lucio and Tito anticipate Caesar and they comes back to Rome. Tito decides to free the enslaved Odessa.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Adventure, Drama, History, Romance
Written By:Antonio Adamo
In Theaters:6/27/2008
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Daring! Media Group
Cast
Antonio Adamo
Director
Alex
Credited: Vanilla Ice / Character: Prostitute
Angel Dark
Magdalena
Boroka Bolls
Credited: Boroka Balls / Character: Octavia's servant
Cayenne Klein
Atia's servant Prisca
Coreena
Credited: Cory Baby / Character: Cleopatra
Emili Doll
Credited: Emily Doll / Character: Prostitute
Jennifer Love
Octavia of the Julii
Jennifer Stone
Patrician woman
Josette Most
Prostitute
Lea Lexis
Credited: Lea Lexus / Character: Prostitute
Lily
Credited: Milla Pussinova / Character: Servilia
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