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Sisters 3 (2014)

It's time for another edition of Sisters by Girlfriend Films! Girlfriend Films presents a tale of 4 sisters. There are four scenes on this disk, the first two concerns Capri Cavanni and Kirsten Price who have a very taboo attraction to each other. The other storyline concerns sisters Belle Noire and Karmen Karma who are both gay but only Belle is out of the closet. Daisy Marie, Breanne Benson, Sara Luvv and Veruca James all get to play with these sexy sisters!
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It's time for another edition of Sisters by Girlfriend Films! Girlfriend Films presents a tale of 4 sisters. There are four scenes on this disk, the first two concerns Capri Cavanni and Kirsten Price who have a very taboo attraction to each other. The other storyline concerns sisters Belle Noire and Karmen Karma who are both gay but only Belle is out of the closet. Daisy Marie, Breanne Benson, Sara Luvv and Veruca James all get to play with these sexy sisters!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:6/30/2014
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Runtime:143 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films

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