Early Feminism Shown in 'Footlight Parade' (1933)
We can criticize depictions from old media, but they weren’t simply “good for their time”. They were fighting and struggling in a world we can’t imagine.
Blind Fate (2019)
After a pretty bad spill on his bike, Trevor Laster is in some serious need of downtime. Luckily for him, buddy Carter Woods is here to help. After Carter loosens up Trevor's upper body, he focuses on what Trevor has downstairs...Having met online and only talked on the phone a little, Ty Derrick doesn't really know what to expect when Marcus Tresor knocks on his door for the first time, but he's pleasantly surprised to see the hottie at his door. New acquaintances Dante Colle and Ryan Jordan have stolen away to a secret spot to engage in a little private time while the rest of the pool party carries on without them. Dante can't wait to see if Ryan is telling the truth about the size of his package. But what he doesn't realize just yet is that there is a spy watching from behind them, who also is very interested. The sun is out and the coffee is hot, but Quin Quire is craving some of Anthony Moore's special sausage before either one of them has breakfast.
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After a pretty bad spill on his bike, Trevor Laster is in some serious need of downtime. Luckily for him, buddy Carter Woods is here to help. After Carter loosens up Trevor's upper body, he focuses on what Trevor has downstairs...Having met online and only talked on the phone a little, Ty Derrick doesn't really know what to expect when Marcus Tresor knocks on his door for the first time, but he's pleasantly surprised to see the hottie at his door. New acquaintances Dante Colle and Ryan Jordan have stolen away to a secret spot to engage in a little private time while the rest of the pool party carries on without them. Dante can't wait to see if Ryan is telling the truth about the size of his package. But what he doesn't realize just yet is that there is a spy watching from behind them, who also is very interested. The sun is out and the coffee is hot, but Quin Quire is craving some of Anthony Moore's special sausage before either one of them has breakfast.
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In Theaters:5/3/2019
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios
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