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The Widow (2011)
Rich bitch Black Angelika lives in a beautiful villa in Crete with her husband. She has been having a secret affair with the butler and so she poisons her husband. The police suspect there is foul play and begin staking out the villa for evidence. But the new Widow wants to put the police off the scent, so she enlists the help of her sexy female friends to fuck each one of them one by one. But the evidence mounts up and soon the evil Widow finds herself on her way to jail.
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Rich bitch Black Angelika lives in a beautiful villa in Crete with her husband. She has been having a secret affair with the butler and so she poisons her husband. The police suspect there is foul play and begin staking out the villa for evidence. But the new Widow wants to put the police off the scent, so she enlists the help of her sexy female friends to fuck each one of them one by one. But the evidence mounts up and soon the evil Widow finds herself on her way to jail.
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In Theaters:9/6/2011
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Private
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