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The Joy of Letting Go (1976)
Michelle Martine is a beautiful, rich, sophisticated, but sexually naïve woman. Her husband is more interested in business than his stunning wife. Michelle spends most of her time in a health spa toning her phenomenal body. When her husband leaves for a three day trip to Asia, she temporarily joins the stable of a high class pimp she has met through an acquaintance at the spa.
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Michelle Martine is a beautiful, rich, sophisticated, but sexually naïve woman. Her husband is more interested in business than his stunning wife. Michelle spends most of her time in a health spa toning her phenomenal body. When her husband leaves for a three day trip to Asia, she temporarily joins the stable of a high class pimp she has met through an acquaintance at the spa.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
Written By:Cynthia Holm
In Theaters:11/6/1976
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Runtime:84 minutes
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