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Manhattan Fantasies (2004)
"Manhattan Fantasies," the debut production from performers-turned-directors Tyson Cane and Enrico Vega, is a celebration of Blatino sex in New York City. The production values are very high, and the models are quite talented (including the directors, who also make welcome appearances in front of the camera).
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"Manhattan Fantasies," the debut production from performers-turned-directors Tyson Cane and Enrico Vega, is a celebration of Blatino sex in New York City. The production values are very high, and the models are quite talented (including the directors, who also make welcome appearances in front of the camera).
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Tyson & Vega Videos
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