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This was one of the few entries by Film Australia, the Commonwealth documentary-making arm, into the drama field, preceded by their AFI Award-winning 'Annie's Coming Out', winning the Australian Oscar for Best Film. Lindas frustration with her inability to achieve orgasm causes a friend to recommend that she see a sex therapist about her problem. Finally, he fucks Kissas wet pussy deep and hard. Her partner is late and so she picks their sound man. They are groundbreaking and laughable at the same time. Goth babe Kissa Sins is waiting for her partner in the movie. The sad technical values are only seen for what they are in the context of the technology which it inspired. This precedes most of the work in this area now commonplace in Hollywood movies, and this came out of Australia. A young woman, who is dealing with the recent death of her mother, surfs on an isolated beach and gets stranded 20 yards off shore on a buoy. Two sisters go to Mexico for a holiday and agreed to go into a shark tank dive.

Movsr in the deep movie movie#

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Unusual pre-computer-SFX look at people experiencing and involved in a look at important different periods of history (courtesy of an armchair that moves through 'time'.