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Black & White (2014)
Blacked.com proudly presents the new series "Black & White" filmed and directed by award winning director Greg Lansky. This film is all about quality. Beautiful girls having passionate interracial sex for the 1st time and 100% exclusively for Blacked. Each sex scene happens in superb locations with every angle and detail carefully crafted to bring you a film with higher standards and cinematic qualities. Featuring, Dakota James, Payton Simons and sensational sisters Brooke Wylde and Taylor Whyte both living and enjoying their 1st Interracial experience.
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Blacked.com proudly presents the new series "Black & White" filmed and directed by award winning director Greg Lansky. This film is all about quality. Beautiful girls having passionate interracial sex for the 1st time and 100% exclusively for Blacked. Each sex scene happens in superb locations with every angle and detail carefully crafted to bring you a film with higher standards and cinematic qualities. Featuring, Dakota James, Payton Simons and sensational sisters Brooke Wylde and Taylor Whyte both living and enjoying their 1st Interracial experience.
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In Theaters:9/29/2014
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Runtime:164 minutes
Studio:Blacked
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