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The film is a powerful narrative encompassing a theme that many people can identify with.
Stoya: Sexy Hot (2008)
"Stoya: Sexy Hot" captures Digital Playground’s fresh, all natural star in 4 indescribably delectable and ultra-horny scenes. The “Sexy Hot” series explores the control and power of pure seduction. Lovely Stoya™ stars alongside Sasha Grey, Lacey & Lyndsey Love, Dana DeArmond, Annette Schwarz, and Dakoda Brookes in plays of passion with countless earth-shattering orgasms! “Stoya: Sexy Hot” features Stoya & Sasha together – a match made in Heaven. This star vehicle is a finely crafted and tasty adventure that will leave fans craving more and more of the gorgeous Stoya.
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"Stoya: Sexy Hot" captures Digital Playground’s fresh, all natural star in 4 indescribably delectable and ultra-horny scenes. The “Sexy Hot” series explores the control and power of pure seduction. Lovely Stoya™ stars alongside Sasha Grey, Lacey & Lyndsey Love, Dana DeArmond, Annette Schwarz, and Dakoda Brookes in plays of passion with countless earth-shattering orgasms! “Stoya: Sexy Hot” features Stoya & Sasha together – a match made in Heaven. This star vehicle is a finely crafted and tasty adventure that will leave fans craving more and more of the gorgeous Stoya.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/9/2008
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground
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