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Fallen Angel 5: Horse (2004)
The long-awaited fourth in the epic award-winning Fallen Angel Series. This is the chronicle of a mythic group of men who have, since time immemorial, swaggered through the wet dreams of gay men - the grizzled, worldly, lust-driven sailors who have sailed the seven seas in search of sexual adventure, roamed the waterfronts of the world to realize it, and often discovered their own deepest, darkest secrets in the all-male initiations that erupt aboard ships.
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The long-awaited fourth in the epic award-winning Fallen Angel Series. This is the chronicle of a mythic group of men who have, since time immemorial, swaggered through the wet dreams of gay men - the grizzled, worldly, lust-driven sailors who have sailed the seven seas in search of sexual adventure, roamed the waterfronts of the world to realize it, and often discovered their own deepest, darkest secrets in the all-male initiations that erupt aboard ships.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/28/2004
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Runtime:240 minutes
Studio:Titan Media
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