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Kohlpiesels Töchter

1979, German. Directed by Jürgen Enz.

The farmer Kohlpiesel has four daughters, but two of them still have to be married to someone, because for a long time, there has not been a male descendant in the family of the Kohlpiesels. The daughters Paula and Petra are already having hot and wild orgies with their boyfriends, where no pussy stays dry...but Fritzi and Franzi still have to look for some boys, and so their sisters seduce two young local agents in the tavern.

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1h 16m
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German
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Released
2 March 1979
Country
Germany
Written by
Manfred D. Lisson

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Kohlpiesels Töchter (1979) was directed by Jürgen Enz and stars Peter Steiner, Christa Abel, Sascha Atzenbeck.

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