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Bang Mirror (2024)

Bang Mirror is the ultimate game we will play. In a dystopian future scenario where procreation has been delegated to laboratories and people's daily lives are grey, underground gamers meet to transport themselves to a virtual reality. SEXSEXSEX is the transcendent video game where our protagonists create an avatar to play ecstatic, fantastical sex. Esluna Love, in a new cosplay attire, is joined by Peter Fire, Rod Hardick, Mr Big Fat Dick and Romeo. Every sexual achievement brings in points: blowjobs, cunnilingus, squirt, cumshots... Shot on a green screen, this film carries HardWerk's most complex and ambitious postproduction. An orgiastic feast to the eyes. Now we're playing hardcore.
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Bang Mirror is the ultimate game we will play. In a dystopian future scenario where procreation has been delegated to laboratories and people's daily lives are grey, underground gamers meet to transport themselves to a virtual reality. SEXSEXSEX is the transcendent video game where our protagonists create an avatar to play ecstatic, fantastical sex. Esluna Love, in a new cosplay attire, is joined by Peter Fire, Rod Hardick, Mr Big Fat Dick and Romeo. Every sexual achievement brings in points: blowjobs, cunnilingus, squirt, cumshots... Shot on a green screen, this film carries HardWerk's most complex and ambitious postproduction. An orgiastic feast to the eyes. Now we're playing hardcore.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/7/2024
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:HardWerk Pictures

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