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Sexual Perversions of a Married Woman 

Emmanuelle is a haughty aristocrat who likes to humiliate her servants. One day, her life changes completely as she is raped by three of her servants. The experience turns out to be an enjoyable one as it turns Emmanuelle into sexually liberated woman. She convinces her husband that seeing other people will improve their relationship. But after a while, this erotic life seems to have a downside.
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Emmanuelle is a haughty aristocrat who likes to humiliate her servants. One day, her life changes completely as she is raped by three of her servants. The experience turns out to be an enjoyable one as it turns Emmanuelle into sexually liberated woman. She convinces her husband that seeing other people will improve their relationship. But after a while, this erotic life seems to have a downside.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Jesús Franco
Written By:Jesús Franco
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Box Office:$345,151
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Sonora Films, J.E. Films (Julian Esteban Films)

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