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The Seduction of Misty Mundae (2004)
Shy 18-year-old Misty is staying with her aunt Inga for a week in the country. Naïve and innocent, yet on the verge of sexual discovery, Misty wants to learn all she can from her seductive aunt about the desires that have begun to stir within her. Misty loses her virginity to the teenage boy next door, and it whets her appetite for further sensual adventures. So when she discovers that Inga prefers the company of beautiful women, it unleashes Misty's deepest yearnings to see and experience each and every pleasure that lies at her fingertips. How far will Misty go...and with whom?
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Shy 18-year-old Misty is staying with her aunt Inga for a week in the country. Naïve and innocent, yet on the verge of sexual discovery, Misty wants to learn all she can from her seductive aunt about the desires that have begun to stir within her. Misty loses her virginity to the teenage boy next door, and it whets her appetite for further sensual adventures. So when she discovers that Inga prefers the company of beautiful women, it unleashes Misty's deepest yearnings to see and experience each and every pleasure that lies at her fingertips. How far will Misty go...and with whom?
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Michael L. Raso, John Paul Fedele
In Theaters:12/24/2004
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:E.I. Independent Cinema, Seduction Cinema
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