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Un weekend molto libidinoso (2000)

Alessandra and her husband are invited to spend the weekend in the country estate of a strange character: the Marquis EDAS. As promised, the Marquis will not disappoint the couple looking for new erotic adventures. Yet this character who loves to dress in Louis XIV style during his orgies, who tells perverse stories of the Divine Marquis, seems to resemble another person ...
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Alessandra and her husband are invited to spend the weekend in the country estate of a strange character: the Marquis EDAS. As promised, the Marquis will not disappoint the couple looking for new erotic adventures. Yet this character who loves to dress in Louis XIV style during his orgies, who tells perverse stories of the Divine Marquis, seems to resemble another person ...

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Francesco Avon
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In Theaters:10/17/2000
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Stars Pictures

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