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Touch Me! (2008)
Touch her...tease her...do whatever you want with her... This is the true nature of a lesbian provocateur. Watch as 14 beautiful women display this allusion of pure beauty in 7 sultry scenes that lasts for over two satisfying hours. Feel the heightened aura of sexuality coupled with multiple climaxes as these girls know each other's bodies like their own. Every touch, every kiss, every whisper...is perfect...
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Touch her...tease her...do whatever you want with her... This is the true nature of a lesbian provocateur. Watch as 14 beautiful women display this allusion of pure beauty in 7 sultry scenes that lasts for over two satisfying hours. Feel the heightened aura of sexuality coupled with multiple climaxes as these girls know each other's bodies like their own. Every touch, every kiss, every whisper...is perfect...
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:2/27/2008
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Lesbian Provocateur
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