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Stolen Kisses (2001)
Max and Karen seem like a normal happily married couple, but in reality are undercover agents working for different governments. Their sexual relationship develops with new neighbors Melinda and Phil.
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Max and Karen seem like a normal happily married couple, but in reality are undercover agents working for different governments. Their sexual relationship develops with new neighbors Melinda and Phil.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Action
Written By:Paul S. Parco
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Stolen Kisses International
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