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Nude, breasts 00:43:19 Sophie and Willow both doff their duds to partake in some sort of ceremony!
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Nude (Erica Pitts, Adele Jacques, Gwendolyn Druyor) , underwear, breasts 00:45:29 Sophie, Erica, Adele, and Gwendolyn all appear topless in this sexy and bewitching montage!
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Nude, breasts 00:15:20 Sophie changes by an open window, showing off her fantastic fun bags!
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Nude, butt, underwear 00:25:00 Some brief butt from Sophie as she lays face down with her pants down after getting banged by a dude!
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Nude (Sophie Traub) , butt, underwear 01:05:00 A dude removes a blindfold to discover he's banging Sophie in front of some hillbillies and we get to see her bush and butt as the hillbillies rough up Kristin who is in her bra!
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Nude, breasts 00:47:00 Sophie lays topless on a bed with a bunch of women humming around her!
Sexy Canadian strumpet Sophie Traub has surrounded her acting self with some pretty famous names. She played the younger version of Nicole Kidman’s character Silvia Broome in Sydney Pollack’s The Interpreter(2015), co-starring both Sean Penn and Catherine Keener; and played a character named June in the Quentin Tarantino produced Daltry Calhoun (2005) with Johnny Knoxville and Elizabeth Banks. The blonde hottie with the innocent looking face was also in the flick Tenderness (2009) with Russell Crowe and Laura Dern, and that’s where she made her skinematic debut. Playing one of the main characters, Lori, she keeps her eyes averted, her top lifted, and her cleavage on display for a guy who gets himself off ogling her goodies. (She’s supposed to be only 15 or 16 years old in the movie, but she was actually closer to 20, so it’s okay for you to ogle, too.) Sophie has also hooked up with film festival favorite Josephine Decker, who has directed the starlet in several films, including Thou Wast Mild and Lovely (2014), Flames (2017), and Madeline’s Madeline (2018), each of them award winners or nominees. It was her role as Sarah in Mild and Lovely that brought more of Sophie’s feminine figure to the camera lens, in varying stages of dress in multiple scenes. It’s a weird little indie movie to be sure, and Sophie is her own shining star. This is confirmed by her own official bio, in which she describes herself as, “a performing artist, theorist, arts organizer, and a director.”