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Fuck Berlin (2015)

WurstFilm's back with the highly anticipated FUCK Berlin and they do not disappoint. In an underground dungeon, Frederick Berlin works on sexy bottom Bradon Hawk's fuck-hole. Brandon rides Frederick's big, black dick, draining the cum out of it. Sexy stud Lucky Joe gets into some ass-play with Sahaj, prepping his ass for a massive dildo before spreading his hole with a vice, pissing inside of him and cumming all over his pretty face. Crazy-fucker Marc von Nassau wastes no time getting fist-deep inside of insanely dirty Max Schmal's ass. Sky Devil and Victor take a break at the bike shop to suck and fuck. A regular photo shoot turns into a sex feast when a young photographer lusts over muscle daddy model Jim Ferro.
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WurstFilm's back with the highly anticipated FUCK Berlin and they do not disappoint. In an underground dungeon, Frederick Berlin works on sexy bottom Bradon Hawk's fuck-hole. Brandon rides Frederick's big, black dick, draining the cum out of it. Sexy stud Lucky Joe gets into some ass-play with Sahaj, prepping his ass for a massive dildo before spreading his hole with a vice, pissing inside of him and cumming all over his pretty face. Crazy-fucker Marc von Nassau wastes no time getting fist-deep inside of insanely dirty Max Schmal's ass. Sky Devil and Victor take a break at the bike shop to suck and fuck. A regular photo shoot turns into a sex feast when a young photographer lusts over muscle daddy model Jim Ferro.

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Directed By:Horst Braun
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In Theaters:1/1/2015
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Wurstfilm

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