Codice d'amore orientale
Jan 01 1974
•1h 26m
•Drama
The master, telling a lot of love or erotic oriental tales, teaches the secrets of the most natural, complete and satisfactory copulation.
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Minerva Daly
Jose De Vega
Hidemi Horiba
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