Flesh (2005)

The Truth About 9/11

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 10M

Director : Edouard Salier

Synopsis

The Empire unveils everything but sees nothing. Its enemies idealize everything but tolerate nothing. For some the earthly orgasm of virtual whores. For others the eternal orgasm of seventy virgins. What if it all came down to flesh?

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Edouard Salier
Edouard Salier
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