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Very Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind
Three nerdy students who have the hots for their sexy astronomy teacher hit upon the idea of pretending to be outer-space aliens, in the hopes of tricking her into going to bed with them.
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Three nerdy students who have the hots for their sexy astronomy teacher hit upon the idea of pretending to be outer-space aliens, in the hopes of tricking her into going to bed with them.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Mario Gariazzo, Thomas Lang
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Midia Cinematografica
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