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Russian Institute: Lesson 10 - Holidays (2008)
At the Russian Institute, a smart boarding school reserved for girls descended from wealthy muscovite families, it is the effervescence. Here are the holidays! The young ladies are going to escape the severe discipline of the institute and give free expression to their pleasure. With Sofia and Natalia, Aletta, a bit perverted, films with their agreement or not, her classmates’ frolics. She gives us away the stolen sequences. It starts with her aunt who hosts the three girls in her flat. She films her with two robust men who are taking care of her pussy. At the same moment, the good Angela moans of pleasure under Michaela’s sapphic caresses and the sweet Sofia loses her virginity in company with Natalia, thanks to an enterprising member of the audience.
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At the Russian Institute, a smart boarding school reserved for girls descended from wealthy muscovite families, it is the effervescence. Here are the holidays! The young ladies are going to escape the severe discipline of the institute and give free expression to their pleasure. With Sofia and Natalia, Aletta, a bit perverted, films with their agreement or not, her classmates’ frolics. She gives us away the stolen sequences. It starts with her aunt who hosts the three girls in her flat. She films her with two robust men who are taking care of her pussy. At the same moment, the good Angela moans of pleasure under Michaela’s sapphic caresses and the sweet Sofia loses her virginity in company with Natalia, thanks to an enterprising member of the audience.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Hervé Bodilis
In Theaters:11/25/2008
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Studio:Dorcel
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