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Capoeira 15 (2004)
Capoeira is a martial arts discipline developed by the Brazilian military to give its soldiers a secret weapon that carries lethal force. What they discovered however, was that the techniques of defeating an opponent were even better-suited to loving him. Literally. Those who practice Capoeira are also known as the country's best lovers. So pull out your weapon and watch these stunning young Brazilian men as they show you why sex in the Army has never been better!
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Capoeira is a martial arts discipline developed by the Brazilian military to give its soldiers a secret weapon that carries lethal force. What they discovered however, was that the techniques of defeating an opponent were even better-suited to loving him. Literally. Those who practice Capoeira are also known as the country's best lovers. So pull out your weapon and watch these stunning young Brazilian men as they show you why sex in the Army has never been better!
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In Theaters:10/22/2004
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Black and Tan
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