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Sophia Revealed (2007)
Club Jenna's Sophia Rossi is back and more beautiful then ever, in her second feature directed by Laurent Sky. Take a journey into her mind, where she will reveal all her wildest fantasies. Visually captivating and sexually enchanting, this film presents Sophia at her sexiest. Experience Sophia like never before - elegant, voluptuous, glamorous and heart stopping. Sophia Revealed will have you on the edge of your seat begging for more!
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Club Jenna's Sophia Rossi is back and more beautiful then ever, in her second feature directed by Laurent Sky. Take a journey into her mind, where she will reveal all her wildest fantasies. Visually captivating and sexually enchanting, this film presents Sophia at her sexiest. Experience Sophia like never before - elegant, voluptuous, glamorous and heart stopping. Sophia Revealed will have you on the edge of your seat begging for more!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/1/2007
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Club Jenna
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