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Brand New Faces 36: Natural Newbies Edition (2012)

2013 AVN Award Winner for Best Pro-Am Release. We find hot, fresh young girls who have never made an adult video and shoot them for the first time ever. It's candid, startling, very sexy and 100% all natural. It's the only series that comes with a contract. Every Brand New Faces girl signs an iron-clad contract stating that this is her first adult scene ever. And hundreds of scenes later, no one's ever proven us wrong.
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2013 AVN Award Winner for Best Pro-Am Release. We find hot, fresh young girls who have never made an adult video and shoot them for the first time ever. It's candid, startling, very sexy and 100% all natural. It's the only series that comes with a contract. Every Brand New Faces girl signs an iron-clad contract stating that this is her first adult scene ever. And hundreds of scenes later, no one's ever proven us wrong.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:B. Skow
Written By:
In Theaters:4/2/2012
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Runtime:187 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment

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