Erotic Paroxysm
A Jew returns to the village that his father was killed during the ww2, in order to take revenge from his father killer's daughter and restore 5000 golden pounds that were stolen from his father so he…
Erotic Paroxysm
A Jew returns to the village that his father was killed during the ww2, in order to take revenge from his father killer's daughter and restore 5000 golden pounds that were stolen from his father so he could donate them to the village. A small village, nestled somewhere in the heart of rugged mountainous Greece, becomes an irresistible pole of attraction to a duplicitous femme fatale. Bent on getting her hands on a stash of five thousand gold sovereigns stolen from a villager during the German occupation of Greece, the dangerous, long-haired seductress will do whatever it takes to know the exact location of a decrepit old windmill--a vital piece of information. However, as temptation and erotic paroxysm take over, the deceased's young son, and a pair of armed jackals determined to find the treasure, set foot in the close-knit community. But, what good is money when you're dead? —Nick Riganas
Erotic Paroxysm
Crime
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A Jew returns to the village that his father was killed during the ww2, in order to take revenge from his father killer's daughter and restore 5000 golden pounds that were stolen from his father so he could donate them to the village. A small village, nestled somewhere in the heart of rugged mountainous Greece, becomes an irresistible pole of attraction to a duplicitous femme fatale. Bent on getting her hands on a stash of five thousand gold sovereigns stolen from a villager during the German occupation of Greece, the dangerous, long-haired seductress will do whatever it takes to know the exact location of a decrepit old windmill--a vital piece of information.
However, as temptation and erotic paroxysm take over, the deceased's young son, and a pair of armed jackals determined to find the treasure, set foot in the close-knit community. But, what good is money when you're dead? —Nick Riganas.