
Intergirl
Jan 21 1989
•2h 23m
•Drama, Romance
A hospital nurse becomes an "international girl" — a prostitute who caters to foreigners with hard currency.
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Elena Yakovleva
Таня Зайцева

Tomas Laustiola
Эдвард Ларсен

Larisa Malevannaya
Алла Сергеевна

Anastasiya Nemolyaeva
Лялька
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