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Arabesque (2005)
A long time ago, in a faraway place... beneath the shimmering sun of the hot Sahara was a land of fire and flame... a romantic world of forgotten dreams that harken back to a bygone age where men ruled the desert from horseback and found sexual pleasure in their violent lusts and desires. The powerful drumbeat of the Arabian heart drove men into each other's arms, a co-mingling of sweat and passion that filled deep-rooted needs, resulting from a lonely existence surrounded by sand and palm. This place is the setting for Arabesque.
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A long time ago, in a faraway place... beneath the shimmering sun of the hot Sahara was a land of fire and flame... a romantic world of forgotten dreams that harken back to a bygone age where men ruled the desert from horseback and found sexual pleasure in their violent lusts and desires. The powerful drumbeat of the Arabian heart drove men into each other's arms, a co-mingling of sweat and passion that filled deep-rooted needs, resulting from a lonely existence surrounded by sand and palm. This place is the setting for Arabesque.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Chris Ward
In Theaters:12/31/2005
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Runtime:194 minutes
Studio:Raging Stallion Studios
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