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Brotherhood Secrets (2008)

The gay adult world is about to change forever. While brothers have been a novelty in the past, they have been few and far between. Now, Elite Male presents the Visconti Triplets. The Triplets first film exposes their life behind the scenes at a photo shoot. It captures their smiles and eroticism-and the Triplets will capture your heart. Yes, it's real. You're not seeing double. You're seeing triple. It's a dream come true!
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The gay adult world is about to change forever. While brothers have been a novelty in the past, they have been few and far between. Now, Elite Male presents the Visconti Triplets. The Triplets first film exposes their life behind the scenes at a photo shoot. It captures their smiles and eroticism-and the Triplets will capture your heart. Yes, it's real. You're not seeing double. You're seeing triple. It's a dream come true!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Joe Budai
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In Theaters:10/13/2008
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:EliteMale

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