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Baby (2000)
A teenage boy finds all around him has sexual overtones as he lives a teenage life of drugs and masturbation.
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A teenage boy finds all around him has sexual overtones as he lives a teenage life of drugs and masturbation.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:WIZ Andrew John Whiston
In Theaters:6/2/2000
Box Office:
Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:BFI
Cast
WIZ Andrew John Whiston
Director
Ben Whishaw
Little Joe
Janet Mitchell
Large Lady
Clive Hayward
Novice Swimmer
Alex Michael
Diver
Mark Moore
Man With Mop
Tabitha Denholm
Kissing Girl
Roberto Spina
Italian Man 1
Lewis Nicolas
Italian Man 2
Andre Gayle
Man In Shower 1
Adam Hughes
Man In Showers 2
Rollo Dunford Wood
Man In Shower 3
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