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Vicious Amandine
Ellen Earl, in her role of an American nymphomaniac arriving in a small village of the Alpilles - where she organized particularly perverse sexual games while seducing the crossing rough local playboy - is beautiful, exciting and vicious to a fault. A cult film, warmly applauded by an enthusiastic public which discovered for the first time the "XXX Provencal cinema" in the release of this film on December 8, 1976 in the ALPHA-FRANCE movie theaters.
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Ellen Earl, in her role of an American nymphomaniac arriving in a small village of the Alpilles - where she organized particularly perverse sexual games while seducing the crossing rough local playboy - is beautiful, exciting and vicious to a fault. A cult film, warmly applauded by an enthusiastic public which discovered for the first time the "XXX Provencal cinema" in the release of this film on December 8, 1976 in the ALPHA-FRANCE movie theaters.
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Written By:Robert Renzulli
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Studio:Les Productions Mistral
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