'Let It Snow': An Ironic Title to this Teen Comedy
One Christmas Eve, after a sudden snowstorm, a group of teenagers will discover how their lives will change forever.
Men of the World: Stockholm (2013)
The Swedish capital calls for Jack as he adventures into the snow for a taste of the colder meat and check out if they keep warm the horny way! Meeting up with muscle hunks, giant dicks and even the odd shy Swede, we’re taken to the capital of Scandinavia and will never want to leave!! The welcoming party of cover star Tomas and his man Logan paves the way for an experience like no other, it’s true what they say, there’s no-one like a Swede to keep you warm at night, lucky for us, night-time lasts a lot longer in Sweden!
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The Swedish capital calls for Jack as he adventures into the snow for a taste of the colder meat and check out if they keep warm the horny way! Meeting up with muscle hunks, giant dicks and even the odd shy Swede, we’re taken to the capital of Scandinavia and will never want to leave!! The welcoming party of cover star Tomas and his man Logan paves the way for an experience like no other, it’s true what they say, there’s no-one like a Swede to keep you warm at night, lucky for us, night-time lasts a lot longer in Sweden!
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In Theaters:12/29/2013
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Alphamale Media, Eurocreme
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