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That Tender Touch (1969)
When Terri marries and moves to the suburbs, her lesbian lover, Marsha, doesn't take kindly to Terri's desire for a "normal" life. Determined to win her love back, Marsha worms her way into the newlyweds' happy heterosexual home. Meanwhile, Marsha's seductive beauty converts several other women in the neighborhood.
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When Terri marries and moves to the suburbs, her lesbian lover, Marsha, doesn't take kindly to Terri's desire for a "normal" life. Determined to win her love back, Marsha worms her way into the newlyweds' happy heterosexual home. Meanwhile, Marsha's seductive beauty converts several other women in the neighborhood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Russel Vincent
In Theaters:11/1/1969
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Runtime:88 minutes
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