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Shock film about prostitution and homosexuality among young boys. Two unemployed young men can't realize their plans because they have no money. They both need friendship and love. They decide to prostitute themselves. Unfortunately, what appeared to be an easy solution quickly becomes a dead end.
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Shock film about prostitution and homosexuality among young boys. Two unemployed young men can't realize their plans because they have no money. They both need friendship and love. They decide to prostitute themselves. Unfortunately, what appeared to be an easy solution quickly becomes a dead end.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michel Audy
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