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Sapphic Liaisons 3: Pure (2006)

Looking for pure sexual heat. Put two sizzling sappho sirens together and watch the magic. They know what a woman needs. They know what a woman wants. They know what to deliver.
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Looking for pure sexual heat. Put two sizzling sappho sirens together and watch the magic. They know what a woman needs. They know what a woman wants. They know what to deliver.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Halle Vanderhyden
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In Theaters:8/3/2006
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Runtime:152 minutes
Studio:Ninn Worx

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