Latin Interview Boys (2006)
When interviewed for the first time, these Latin guys revealed their most intimate fantasies, and their inner desires of becoming a porn star. The boys' nervousness shows, and their raw energy and passion drives an inner sexual energy. Deep penetrations, sex toys, threesomes, and rimming transform these Latin boys into stars.
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When interviewed for the first time, these Latin guys revealed their most intimate fantasies, and their inner desires of becoming a porn star. The boys' nervousness shows, and their raw energy and passion drives an inner sexual energy. Deep penetrations, sex toys, threesomes, and rimming transform these Latin boys into stars.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:El Diablo
In Theaters:6/1/2006
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Fierce Dog
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