Madame Olga's Pupils

Madame Olga is the owner of a luxurious brothel in London, England. One of the brothel's new clients, a young man, falls in love with her. He wishes to have more than sexual relationships with the woman.

Cast

Helga Liné

as Olga Gheorghieva

Maria Harper

as Lavinia (as Marie Harper)

George Gonce

as Rafa (as Jorge Gonce)

Lynn Endersson

as Betty

Eva Lyberten

as Tina

Jazmine Venturini

as Coral (as Jazmina)

Andrea Albani

as Alumna de la fiesta

Diana Conca

as Alumna

Antonio Sarrá

as John

Manuel Muntaner

as Millonario (as Manel Muntaner)

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