Getting Lost in Amsterdam
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Airport Security 28 (2018)
Leo Dinar is in charge of Airport Security when Petr Jarena is sent in to see him. Leo questions Petr and then checks his luggage. Not satisfied Leo then examine Petr, making him strip naked. Sexy straight security guard Oleg Hubert has caught a thief on the security cameras. That is the cute st8 guy Alan Hemar. With Alan denying it Oleg goes off to check the security cameras. Meanwhile, Alan retrieves the stolen jewelry and tries to hide it, in his underwear. Thinking that will solve his problem he sits and awaits Oleg's return. Miro Dalek in the guy in charge of Airport Security today. He is at his desk when Igor Uganec arrives to report some lost luggage. Miro examines his id and checks on the computer for the luggage. He explains the problem of too much alcohol in the luggage, which is not permitted. He tells Igor to sit on the sofa while he completes the necessary paperwork. Then he comes up with an idea of how to resolve Igor's situation.
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Leo Dinar is in charge of Airport Security when Petr Jarena is sent in to see him. Leo questions Petr and then checks his luggage. Not satisfied Leo then examine Petr, making him strip naked. Sexy straight security guard Oleg Hubert has caught a thief on the security cameras. That is the cute st8 guy Alan Hemar. With Alan denying it Oleg goes off to check the security cameras. Meanwhile, Alan retrieves the stolen jewelry and tries to hide it, in his underwear. Thinking that will solve his problem he sits and awaits Oleg's return. Miro Dalek in the guy in charge of Airport Security today. He is at his desk when Igor Uganec arrives to report some lost luggage. Miro examines his id and checks on the computer for the luggage. He explains the problem of too much alcohol in the luggage, which is not permitted. He tells Igor to sit on the sofa while he completes the necessary paperwork. Then he comes up with an idea of how to resolve Igor's situation.
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In Theaters:3/21/2018
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:William Higgins Productions
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