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Black She-Male Idol: The Auditions 3 (2012)

Part of distinctive, quirky director Joey Silvera's porn empire is built upon his enthusiasm for the allure of feminine, big-dicked lady-boys. And when it comes to beautiful African-American transsexuals, Joey is the man! The 11 gender-bending contestants in "Black She-Male Idol: The Auditions 3" are anxious to prove their seductive skills; they show off their strange yet fascinating bodies in solo masturbation action, and in a couple of scenes kinky sex livens up the tranny tryouts.
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Part of distinctive, quirky director Joey Silvera's porn empire is built upon his enthusiasm for the allure of feminine, big-dicked lady-boys. And when it comes to beautiful African-American transsexuals, Joey is the man! The 11 gender-bending contestants in "Black She-Male Idol: The Auditions 3" are anxious to prove their seductive skills; they show off their strange yet fascinating bodies in solo masturbation action, and in a couple of scenes kinky sex livens up the tranny tryouts.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Joey Silvera
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In Theaters:5/23/2012
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Runtime:183 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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