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Jock Park (2010)
There's a private, very secluded sports rehab center where athletes go to recuperate from sports injuries. The locals usually respect their privacy and keep their distance, however some just can't get enough of Jock Park, where pro athletes meet hillbilly horndogs!
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There's a private, very secluded sports rehab center where athletes go to recuperate from sports injuries. The locals usually respect their privacy and keep their distance, however some just can't get enough of Jock Park, where pro athletes meet hillbilly horndogs!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Tim Kincaid
In Theaters:6/7/2010
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Runtime:156 minutes
Studio:D/G Mutual Media
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