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The Tale of the Dean's Wife (1970)
A group of rebellious students, who practice free love and anarchism, tries to get their conservative dean to give in to their demands. He refuses, but his nymphomaniac wife is willing. Things end in tragedy for some.
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A group of rebellious students, who practice free love and anarchism, tries to get their conservative dean to give in to their demands. He refuses, but his nymphomaniac wife is willing. Things end in tragedy for some.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:L.K. Farbella
In Theaters:5/28/1970
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Runtime:73 minutes
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