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Berlin Pigs Unleashed (2011)

Eleven hung muscled up Euro pigs fuck, fist, piss, and chow down on each others big uncut cocks in a bombed out World War II hospital. They make good use of the abandoned toilets and shower stalls for their raunchy piss pig play. They then take the action to the surrounding forest where the real animals fuck. The action is fast paced, nasty, raw, wet, and sweaty. Steaming group and one on one action.
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Eleven hung muscled up Euro pigs fuck, fist, piss, and chow down on each others big uncut cocks in a bombed out World War II hospital. They make good use of the abandoned toilets and shower stalls for their raunchy piss pig play. They then take the action to the surrounding forest where the real animals fuck. The action is fast paced, nasty, raw, wet, and sweaty. Steaming group and one on one action.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Dick Wadd
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In Theaters:3/26/2011
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Dick Wadd Productions

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