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Siv, Anne & Sven (1971)
Siv is a hot blond fashion photographer who loves sex. She prefers hot women but also has a fling with her favorite male model. When she becomes jealous of her hot buxom innocent teen brunette assistant, she decides to seduce her.
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Siv is a hot blond fashion photographer who loves sex. She prefers hot women but also has a fling with her favorite male model. When she becomes jealous of her hot buxom innocent teen brunette assistant, she decides to seduce her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Joseph W. Sarno
In Theaters:8/26/1971
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Seymour Borde & Associates
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