Baby I Will Make You Sweat

Baby I Will Make You Sweat

Baby I Will Make You Sweat

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Baby I Will Make You Sweat

1995

1h 3m

8.0(2 votes)

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In this highly personal and intimate travel diary, Birgit Hein has filmed with great candour her problems with aging, her need for tenderness, the frustration for being alone and her experiences in Jamaica.

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Directed by: Birgit Hein
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