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London Sex Project 2: Experimentation (2011)

According to the world press, when it comes to sex, Brits are among the most puritanical. Adult film doyen, Joybear Pictures, has once again commissioned renowned filmmaker, Oliver McDowell, to find out if we've been unfairly labeled as prudes. McDowell presents us with a never-before-seen perspective on some of the players on London's underground "party scene". His discoveries tell a unique story and highlight how even the most unsuspecting Londoners are keeping the flame alive in their own special way. Featuring the godfather of fetish, DJ Rubber Ron himself and uncensored footage from one of his legendary after parties. This is the London Sex Project: Experimentation.
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According to the world press, when it comes to sex, Brits are among the most puritanical. Adult film doyen, Joybear Pictures, has once again commissioned renowned filmmaker, Oliver McDowell, to find out if we've been unfairly labeled as prudes. McDowell presents us with a never-before-seen perspective on some of the players on London's underground "party scene". His discoveries tell a unique story and highlight how even the most unsuspecting Londoners are keeping the flame alive in their own special way. Featuring the godfather of fetish, DJ Rubber Ron himself and uncensored footage from one of his legendary after parties. This is the London Sex Project: Experimentation.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Oliver McDowell
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In Theaters:3/2/2011
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:JoyBear Pictures

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