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7.1 播放：64萬 更新：2026-04-28

本片是香港導演陳果妓女三部曲最后一部（《榴蓮飄飄》，《香港有個荷里活》），本片講述了一個奇特的妓女在香港的一條船上生活的故事。她有著超乎常人的性欲和三個丈夫，她將自己地獻身于她的工作。用性來諷刺時代，這部電影充滿了強烈的欲望。

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本片是香港導演陳果妓女三部曲最后一部（《榴蓮飄飄》，《香港有個荷里活》），本片講述了一個奇特的妓女在香港的一條船上生活的故事。她有著超乎常人的性欲和三個丈夫，她將自己地獻身于她的工作。用性來諷刺時代，這部電影充滿了強烈的欲望。

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