"Small Talk": An Incluvie Film Festival Review
The most impressive aspect of this film is the honest and natural performances given by the on-screen duo.
Taimen ijiri to sun-dome kisu de aserasare ito ga hiku hodo shita o karamaseru rezu kisu hatsujou musume
A lustful woman approaches a cute schoolgirl she spots on a packed train. In an awkward face-to-face situation, the girl is overwhelmed by intimate fondling that makes her tremble. Unable to move, she's suddenly kissed in a fierce lesbian embrace that triggers a change. Her breath turns erotic, and she begins to intertwine her tongue with her molester's, entering a state of acute arousal. Eventually, she can no longer suppress her desire to kiss the older woman and awakens to lesbian pleasure.
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A lustful woman approaches a cute schoolgirl she spots on a packed train. In an awkward face-to-face situation, the girl is overwhelmed by intimate fondling that makes her tremble. Unable to move, she's suddenly kissed in a fierce lesbian embrace that triggers a change. Her breath turns erotic, and she begins to intertwine her tongue with her molester's, entering a state of acute arousal. Eventually, she can no longer suppress her desire to kiss the older woman and awakens to lesbian pleasure.
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Runtime:181 minutes
Studio:Natural High
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