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The First Lady (1997)
Nightlife in Paris. The always welcome Laure Sainclair stars as a beautiful hooker who bears more than a slight resemblance to a wealthy business-woman. This leads to all kinds of erotic entanglements... Exquisite set design, sexy underwear, steaming sex and - best of all - Laure Sainclair, carnal desire in person.
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Nightlife in Paris. The always welcome Laure Sainclair stars as a beautiful hooker who bears more than a slight resemblance to a wealthy business-woman. This leads to all kinds of erotic entanglements... Exquisite set design, sexy underwear, steaming sex and - best of all - Laure Sainclair, carnal desire in person.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Dorcel
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