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Vollendung der Liebestechnik (1970)

장르 : 로맨스

상영시간 : 1시간 19분

연출 : Udo N. von Tyrol

시놉시스

Together with a priest, a pair of doctors explain sex life.

출연진

Wynfrith B. Noll
Wynfrith B. Noll
Self
Elisabeth Urban
Elisabeth Urban
Self
Peter Urban
Peter Urban
Self

제작진

Udo N. von Tyrol
Udo N. von Tyrol
Writer
Udo N. von Tyrol
Udo N. von Tyrol
Director
Jürgen Drews
Jürgen Drews
Music
Atze Glanert
Atze Glanert
Director of Photography

비슷한 영화

나의 특별한 사랑이야기
완소남 윌 헤이즈는 자신을 믿고 따르는 사랑스러운 여친 에밀리가 있다. 오랜 시간을 함께한 여자 친구이지만, 정치인으로서의 성공을 꿈꿔왔던 윌은 그녀를 두고 홀로 뉴욕행에 오른다. 그리고 에밀리가 첫 사랑이자 마지막 사랑이라 믿었던 윌에게 또 다른 사랑이 찾아 오는데.. 뉴욕에서 만난 섹시하고 지적이기까지 한 저널리스트 섬머. 그녀의 거침없는 유혹에 윌의 마음은 흔들린다. 오랜 시간을 함께 한 첫사랑이냐 매력적인 섬머냐 둘 사이에서 고민하는 사이, 자신을 이해하며 고민 상담을 해 주는 편한 친구 에이프릴 또한 사랑으로 느껴지는데… 너무 다른 매력의 그녀들. 과연 윌은 진정한 사랑을 찾을 수 있을까?
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