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The Lustful Widow (2017)

Award winning female director Scarlett Revell takes you on a journey into grief, passion and lust. When a wealthy woman finds herself alone after the death of her husband, she turns to cardinal sins to rekindle her desire for life. Only mind blowing orgasms can give her the zest for living once again. When Loss turns to burning desire.... this is The Lustful Widow
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Award winning female director Scarlett Revell takes you on a journey into grief, passion and lust. When a wealthy woman finds herself alone after the death of her husband, she turns to cardinal sins to rekindle her desire for life. Only mind blowing orgasms can give her the zest for living once again. When Loss turns to burning desire.... this is The Lustful Widow

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Scarlett Revell
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In Theaters:2/14/2017
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Harmony Films

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