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The celebrated writer Carlo Conti, the superstar among writers for lusty and intimate stories, only wants to sleep and enjoy his inertia. Coerced by his girlfriend and lured by his agent, he nevertheless allows himself to be persuaded to take on an assignment and now he invents erotic stories and scripts taken from everyday life on a continuous basis.
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The celebrated writer Carlo Conti, the superstar among writers for lusty and intimate stories, only wants to sleep and enjoy his inertia. Coerced by his girlfriend and lured by his agent, he nevertheless allows himself to be persuaded to take on an assignment and now he invents erotic stories and scripts taken from everyday life on a continuous basis.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marcel Troussant
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Süd-Ost Film
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