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College Boys
The dreamy Eric Kovac headlines this collegiate-themed Czech erotica in which eight gorgeous Euro Boys go back to college. Erotic, revealing and passionate, this stylish portfolio of beautiful European youth features an all-star Bel Ami cast including the luscious young Roman Paulik (Johan's brother), the spectacularly sexy Dano Sulik and big blonde Hans Koloman. College Boys takes an intimate look at the beauty and sensuality of these charming guys.
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The dreamy Eric Kovac headlines this collegiate-themed Czech erotica in which eight gorgeous Euro Boys go back to college. Erotic, revealing and passionate, this stylish portfolio of beautiful European youth features an all-star Bel Ami cast including the luscious young Roman Paulik (Johan's brother), the spectacularly sexy Dano Sulik and big blonde Hans Koloman. College Boys takes an intimate look at the beauty and sensuality of these charming guys.
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Priape Video, Pride Video
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