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American She-Male X 4 (2013)
When it comes to showcasing gorgeous she-males having outrageous sex - with men, women and each other - porn revolutionary Joey Silvera is the master. The quirky director who changed the face of transsexual smut with his "Rogue Adventures" series presents "American She-Male X 4," a five-scene smorgasbord of fully functional, cross-gendered starlets who combine feminine allure and big, throbbing cocks for pure she-male satisfaction. Joey's creative approach and gift for video improvisation make every scene a special surprise.
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When it comes to showcasing gorgeous she-males having outrageous sex - with men, women and each other - porn revolutionary Joey Silvera is the master. The quirky director who changed the face of transsexual smut with his "Rogue Adventures" series presents "American She-Male X 4," a five-scene smorgasbord of fully functional, cross-gendered starlets who combine feminine allure and big, throbbing cocks for pure she-male satisfaction. Joey's creative approach and gift for video improvisation make every scene a special surprise.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/29/2013
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Runtime:198 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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