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Viva la Vulva: Women's Sex Organs Revealed

Viva la Vulva: Women's Sex Organs Revealed

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Documentary

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This documentary features sexologist and writer Betty Dodson as she assembles a group of women to discuss the appearance and purpose of female genitalia. The discussion is followed by some group self-stimulation exercises and full-body massages.

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Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

50 mins

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Release Date

01 January 1998

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Cast

Betty Dodson

Betty Dodson

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