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Barcelona Boss (2016)
A prosperous German company discovers that its subsidiary in Barcelona seems to have unjustified losses and the owner decides to send his son incognito to find out what exactly happens. A mean boss, awesome Alexa Tomas. A slutty secretary, Julia Roca. An angry fiancée, Anny Aurora and night creatures such as Misha Cross and Amirah Adara, will be a reality too complex to explain to his father, but worth living for his son, whose business has become a ride of joy , vice and perversion. Sex in the office, nocturnal orgies, anal, double penetrations, lesbian relationships and much more, everything is possible in the new Private Gold, Barcelona Boss."
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A prosperous German company discovers that its subsidiary in Barcelona seems to have unjustified losses and the owner decides to send his son incognito to find out what exactly happens. A mean boss, awesome Alexa Tomas. A slutty secretary, Julia Roca. An angry fiancée, Anny Aurora and night creatures such as Misha Cross and Amirah Adara, will be a reality too complex to explain to his father, but worth living for his son, whose business has become a ride of joy , vice and perversion. Sex in the office, nocturnal orgies, anal, double penetrations, lesbian relationships and much more, everything is possible in the new Private Gold, Barcelona Boss."
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In Theaters:4/17/2016
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Runtime:176 minutes
Studio:Private
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