L’alcova (1985) Joe D’Amato, Lilli Carati, Annie Belle, Laura Gemser, Al Cliver, Drama, Romance, Erotic

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A faded aristocrat military officer returns from the Abyssinian war with a dusky slave girl as a prize; at first, his bisexual wife and his secretary dislike the girl intensely, making racist comments about her skin colour and “smell.” But soon the girl charms her way into the mistress’ affection, supplanting both secretary and husband. This causes jealousies to fester.

Directed by: Joe D’Amato

Stars: Lilli Carati, Annie Belle, Laura Gemser, Al Cliver

Language: English, German (2 tracks) | Subtitles : German

Country: Italy | Dvdrip

Also known as: The Alcove, Alkowa, Kuumat yöt, L’alcôve, La retape, Sklavin für einen Sommer, To antikleidi, Zerbal

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853mb | 90:06mins | 720×504 | mkv

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