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In the island of Paquetá, professor investigates the genital vocation of vegetables and fruits, maintaining sexual relations with a watermelon. In his experiences, he counts on the interlocution of an attentive student.
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In the island of Paquetá, professor investigates the genital vocation of vegetables and fruits, maintaining sexual relations with a watermelon. In his experiences, he counts on the interlocution of an attentive student.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pedro Maia Soares, Joaquim Pedro de Andrade
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Lynx Filmes, Editora Três
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