The Convent (1995) DVDRip Oldies

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The Convent (1995) DVDRip Oldies
  • Release date: 1 Dec 1995
  • Release year: 1995
  • Runtime: 90 minutes
  • Country: Portugal, France
  • Keywords: female nudity, female rear nudity, female frontal nudity, female full frontal nudity, journey, american, deal with the devil, satanism, sacred space, mystical sign
Plot:
The journey of Michael Padovic, an American professor who arrives with his wife, Helene, at a Portuguese convent where he expects to find the documents needed to prove his theory: Shakespeare was born in Spain; not in England.

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The Convent (1995) DVDRip Oldies

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