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Drifter (2007)

A tale of love, wanderlust, and everything that comes with leaving the 'safe' world of rural domestic happiness for the heat and energy of a slightly dark City of Angels. Featuring the combined talents of Arpad Miklos, Trey Casteel, Chad Hunt, CJ Madison, Brett Matthews, Steve Cruz, Ken Browning, and newcomer Sergio Anthony, Drifter is a sexually intense journey of longing, loss, and betrayal on the scorching streets of L.A. and in the line-dried sweetness of the sticks.
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A tale of love, wanderlust, and everything that comes with leaving the 'safe' world of rural domestic happiness for the heat and energy of a slightly dark City of Angels. Featuring the combined talents of Arpad Miklos, Trey Casteel, Chad Hunt, CJ Madison, Brett Matthews, Steve Cruz, Ken Browning, and newcomer Sergio Anthony, Drifter is a sexually intense journey of longing, loss, and betrayal on the scorching streets of L.A. and in the line-dried sweetness of the sticks.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chad Donovan
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In Theaters:7/1/2007
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mustang Studios

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