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Street Smart (1987)
They're hot, they're hung, they're handsome…and they're street smart. These sexy French toughs know how to work the streets of Paris to get whatever they want — and what they want most is SEX. There's plenty of it right here — from the lower levels of an underground auto park to the upper floors of a fashionable left bank apartment — all hard action and all exposed with the unique Cadinot touch.
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They're hot, they're hung, they're handsome…and they're street smart. These sexy French toughs know how to work the streets of Paris to get whatever they want — and what they want most is SEX. There's plenty of it right here — from the lower levels of an underground auto park to the upper floors of a fashionable left bank apartment — all hard action and all exposed with the unique Cadinot touch.
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Written By:Jean-Daniel Cadinot
In Theaters:1/1/1987
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:French Art
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