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Young Harlots: Slutty Delinquents (2013)

The pupils at the Young Harlots Academy have learned a thing or two about seducing their tutors. These filthy teens fuck their way to better grades. What clever little girls they are, learning at a young age the very real lessons of how to get ahead in life. At the Young Harlots Academy, innocence is corrupted and whores are made. 2015 AVN Award Winner for Best Director - Foreign Non-Feature
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The pupils at the Young Harlots Academy have learned a thing or two about seducing their tutors. These filthy teens fuck their way to better grades. What clever little girls they are, learning at a young age the very real lessons of how to get ahead in life. At the Young Harlots Academy, innocence is corrupted and whores are made. 2015 AVN Award Winner for Best Director - Foreign Non-Feature

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Directed By:Gazzman
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In Theaters:4/3/2013
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Studio:Harmony Films

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