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Contatto (2011)
A series of sexual vignettes that are sure to leave you wanting more, Contatto takes the fantasies of Francesco D'Macho and Damien Crosse and brings them to life in this ultra-realistic series of encounters that can only be dreamed of. A super sexy delivery boy earns his tip by using his mouth and ass, a romantic rooftop sexual rendezvous, a super-hot, dreamy shower, a raunchy and spontaneous nightclub bathroom tryst and finally a primitive and ultra-masculine Roman soldier fight and fuck fest that is one of the most unique and fiery and powerful scenes ever filmed by Stag Homme.
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A series of sexual vignettes that are sure to leave you wanting more, Contatto takes the fantasies of Francesco D'Macho and Damien Crosse and brings them to life in this ultra-realistic series of encounters that can only be dreamed of. A super sexy delivery boy earns his tip by using his mouth and ass, a romantic rooftop sexual rendezvous, a super-hot, dreamy shower, a raunchy and spontaneous nightclub bathroom tryst and finally a primitive and ultra-masculine Roman soldier fight and fuck fest that is one of the most unique and fiery and powerful scenes ever filmed by Stag Homme.
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Written By:Francesco D'Macho
In Theaters:9/9/2011
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Stag Homme Studios, Raging Stallion Studios
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