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Blonde Velvet

1976, English. Directed by Bill Milling.

Eva Kovaks is the beautiful and mysterious seductress who is heading an international network of gorgeous women dealing in sexual blackmail and political payoff. Her targets are the international bigwigs whose decisions always shaft the world. Eva really doesn't like the men because she feels that "they think with their cocks and fuck anything that moves"!! She wants to expose these high powered members of the United Nations Security Council and their chauvinistic shenanigans.

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Runtime
1h 16m
Post-credits
None listed
Language
English
Rated
R

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Released
3 December 1976
Written by
Bill Milling
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Blonde Velvet runs 76 minutes (1h 16m).

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Blonde Velvet is rated R in India. Check the rating guidance before watching with young children.

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If you liked Blonde Velvet, try Focus, Sex and Death 101, The Only Living Boy in New York.

Who directed Blonde Velvet?

Blonde Velvet (1976) was directed by Bill Milling and stars Jennifer Welles, Robert Kerman, David Innis.

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