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The Fever of Laure poster

The Fever of Laure (1996)

"My name is Laure. My story really began at the age of eighteen when I was sharing a small suburban house with my sister Claudia. The first time I saw a couple making love..." This is how Laure's burning confession starts, a young woman with an angel face and a pure heart, who will soon face the real things of life..
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"My name is Laure. My story really began at the age of eighteen when I was sharing a small suburban house with my sister Claudia. The first time I saw a couple making love..." This is how Laure's burning confession starts, a young woman with an angel face and a pure heart, who will soon face the real things of life..

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Dorcel

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