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Tinto Brass Presents Erotic Short Stories: Part 4 - Improper Liaisons 

CHAPTER 1 [The Last Subway] : On the other side of the platform, an alluring woman waits for the last subway. As she reveals more and more of herself, she savors the exhibitionist thrill of being watched. CHAPTER 2 [Dream] : A beautiful woman drifts off to sleep on the beach. In her strange dream, she encounters all sorts of attractive strangers; dream and reality blur together. CHAPTER 3 [Inappropriate Relationships]: A beautiful orphan girl has long been secretly in love with her new uncle. She takes great pleasure in all her new “family members,” but in reality, she wants only one person.
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CHAPTER 1 [The Last Subway] : On the other side of the platform, an alluring woman waits for the last subway. As she reveals more and more of herself, she savors the exhibitionist thrill of being watched. CHAPTER 2 [Dream] : A beautiful woman drifts off to sleep on the beach. In her strange dream, she encounters all sorts of attractive strangers; dream and reality blur together. CHAPTER 3 [Inappropriate Relationships]: A beautiful orphan girl has long been secretly in love with her new uncle. She takes great pleasure in all her new “family members,” but in reality, she wants only one person.

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Genre:Romance
Written By:Massimiliano Zanin
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Runtime:80 minutes
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