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Dream Team (1999)

The adventures of a hung and horny basketball team as they discover their true sexual identities. Beginning with their five-year class reunion, the story utilizes flashbacks to unfold the sexual awakenings of this basketball Dream Team. From one-on-one encounters to a threeway to a full team circlejerk in the locker room Dream Team delves into the delight of budding adolescent gay sexuality.
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The adventures of a hung and horny basketball team as they discover their true sexual identities. Beginning with their five-year class reunion, the story utilizes flashbacks to unfold the sexual awakenings of this basketball Dream Team. From one-on-one encounters to a threeway to a full team circlejerk in the locker room Dream Team delves into the delight of budding adolescent gay sexuality.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jerry Douglas
Written By:Jerry Douglas
In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000

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