Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
18 & Horny (2018)
Don't let the sweet young faces fool you, this pack of horny 18 year olds can't wait to get their tight pussies pounded! So get excited because Ava Taylor, Kylie Quinn, Aubrey Gold, Liza Rowe, Raylin Ann and more little sluts are gonna show you why barely legal is always better!
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Don't let the sweet young faces fool you, this pack of horny 18 year olds can't wait to get their tight pussies pounded! So get excited because Ava Taylor, Kylie Quinn, Aubrey Gold, Liza Rowe, Raylin Ann and more little sluts are gonna show you why barely legal is always better!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/15/2018
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Runtime:192 minutes
Studio:New Sensations
Cast
Paul Woodcrest, Laszlo H., Eddie Powell
Director
Ava Taylor
(archive footage)
Kylie Quinn
(archive footage)
Joseline Kelly
(archive footage)
Aubrey Gold
(archive footage)
Jojo Kiss
(archive footage)
Alex Tanner
(archive footage)
Anastasia Rose
(archive footage)
Raylin Ann
(archive footage)
Liza Rowe
(archive footage)
Jessie Rogers
(archive footage)
Erik Everhard
(archive footage)
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