Young Harlots: Italian Job
"Viva Italia! The Young Harlots are back and up to more mischief as they attend the Venetian Academy in Venice. These eager little sluts take on some extra-curricular activities; learning lessons in becoming grade A whores! "Raise those skirts, drop those panties... welcome to Young Harlots: Italian Job!"
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"Viva Italia! The Young Harlots are back and up to more mischief as they attend the Venetian Academy in Venice. These eager little sluts take on some extra-curricular activities; learning lessons in becoming grade A whores! "Raise those skirts, drop those panties... welcome to Young Harlots: Italian Job!"
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Harmony Films
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