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Lust in the Afternoon (1971)
Two young gay men investigate a deserted house. They come across a magazine depicting homosexual practices which they try to imitate. What happens when the mysterious lodger returns and finds them indulging in forbidden delights?
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Two young gay men investigate a deserted house. They come across a magazine depicting homosexual practices which they try to imitate. What happens when the mysterious lodger returns and finds them indulging in forbidden delights?
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In Theaters:1/1/1971
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:F.F.I.
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