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Greek Games 2000 B.C. (1995)
With the bodies of Greek gods, nine amazing athletes compete in six challenging contests that honor the centuries-old tradition of nude combat. Using only the power of their naked bodies, these chiseled young men hurl javelins and discus, challenge the low bar and snare their naked prey with hooks and nets like gladiators.
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With the bodies of Greek gods, nine amazing athletes compete in six challenging contests that honor the centuries-old tradition of nude combat. Using only the power of their naked bodies, these chiseled young men hurl javelins and discus, challenge the low bar and snare their naked prey with hooks and nets like gladiators.
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In Theaters:2/22/1995
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Sharpshooter Studios
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