A Man Who Indeed is 'Rescued By Ruby'
Another story focuses on the bond between a young man and a shelter dog in this Netflix drama film.
Bareback Surveillance: Someone's Watching
Bareback Surveillance: Someone's Watching makes a coy play on a former Eastern Bloc nation's legendary capacity for espionage. Throughout the film, each character is closely scrutinized through a video camera. The result is nearly two hours of all-male bareback action with some of Europe's most striking men.
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Bareback Surveillance: Someone's Watching makes a coy play on a former Eastern Bloc nation's legendary capacity for espionage. Throughout the film, each character is closely scrutinized through a video camera. The result is nearly two hours of all-male bareback action with some of Europe's most striking men.
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