The Story of O Part 2
Aug 06 1984
•2h 47m
•Drama
James Pembroke, a powerful industrialist, has become a nuisance to his rivals. That is the reason why they have decided to neutralize him. To this end they call on O, who has turned from victim to dominatrix. Her mission is to compromise not only James in person but his whole family as well. And to tell the truth, O does not find much resistance on her way...
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Sandra Wey
"O"
Rosa Valenty
Dotty Pembroke
Manuel de Blas
James Pembroke II
Carole James
Carol Pembroke
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