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Sex Invitation (2026)

Be honest. What would you do if a masked stranger invited you, for one weekend, to participate in an extraordinary experiment that would allow you to fulfill your most unspoken fantasies? Would your desire to live life to the fullest take over, or would you prefer to stay in your quiet little routine? Katia, Ava, Lena, Elise, Camille, Jules and Milo didn’t stop to ask. They don't know each other, they don't know where they're going or what's going to happen, and yet, they are all gathered in this van, heading toward a weekend that promises to be as intriguing as it is exciting.
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Be honest. What would you do if a masked stranger invited you, for one weekend, to participate in an extraordinary experiment that would allow you to fulfill your most unspoken fantasies? Would your desire to live life to the fullest take over, or would you prefer to stay in your quiet little routine? Katia, Ava, Lena, Elise, Camille, Jules and Milo didn’t stop to ask. They don't know each other, they don't know where they're going or what's going to happen, and yet, they are all gathered in this van, heading toward a weekend that promises to be as intriguing as it is exciting.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Clara Mia
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In Theaters:5/30/2026
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Runtime:163 minutes
Studio:Dorcel

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