Sensual Escape (1988)
Media superstar Gloria Leonard takes us on a touchingly funny walk through the minds of two people who have been dating and are about to take the leap into bed. After that, a young artist’s recurring erotic dream leads her to an encounter with a mysterious man who helps her discover her long hidden and explosive passion.
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Media superstar Gloria Leonard takes us on a touchingly funny walk through the minds of two people who have been dating and are about to take the leap into bed. After that, a young artist’s recurring erotic dream leads her to an encounter with a mysterious man who helps her discover her long hidden and explosive passion.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Candida Royalle, Gloria Leonard
In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Femme Productions
Cast
Candida Royalle, Gloria Leonard
Director
Nina Hartley
Jessica
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Veronica Hart
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Richard Pacheco
Chris
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Person in Restaurant
Michele Capozzi
Person in Restaurant
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