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The Trophy Wives Club (2012)
British female director, Amjali Kara documents the lifestyles of five, wealthy housewives who devote themselves to sexual adventure and personal satisfaction. As members of The Trophy Wives Club they make a pact to share their sexual conquests within their own private inner circle. Cuckold husbands, swingers, young lovers and group sex experiences are the norm for this elite group of friends. A tale of pure sexual indulgence featuring a stunning cast of fine British Trophy Wives brought to you by Anjali Kara.
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British female director, Amjali Kara documents the lifestyles of five, wealthy housewives who devote themselves to sexual adventure and personal satisfaction. As members of The Trophy Wives Club they make a pact to share their sexual conquests within their own private inner circle. Cuckold husbands, swingers, young lovers and group sex experiences are the norm for this elite group of friends. A tale of pure sexual indulgence featuring a stunning cast of fine British Trophy Wives brought to you by Anjali Kara.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:7/31/2012
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Daring! Media Group
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