
Anomalies: A World of Dreams
Documentary
Overview
A mockumentary sex education film featuring four different couples, straight, gay, lesbian, threesome, engaged in lovemaking.
Top Cast
Lynn Harris
Lynn Harris
Lynn Harris


John Holmes
John Holmes
John Holmes
William Howard
William Howard
William Howard
Steve Vincent
Steve Vincent
Narrator
Steve Vincent
Narrator
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