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The Hidden Vices of Eva Blue
Follows a high class working woman who can finally relax and meet all her lovers throughout the weekend. She spend all her free time into lovemaking but unbeknownst to her, a man is lurking wherever she goes and recording everything.
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Follows a high class working woman who can finally relax and meet all her lovers throughout the weekend. She spend all her free time into lovemaking but unbeknownst to her, a man is lurking wherever she goes and recording everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Francis Leroi
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Alpha France
Cast
Francis Leroi
Director
Agnès Lemercier
Barbara
Piotr Stanislas
Bob
Omar Diawara
Le noir
Victor Samama
L'homme de l'appartement
Hervé Amalou
Partenaire au building
Claude Valmont
Partenaire au building
Morgane
Partenaire au building
Armand
Le chauffeur de taxi
Jean-Pierre Armand
Nageur
Mika Barthel
Nageuse
Marie-Dominique Cabannes
Partouzeuse
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