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Men Prefer Men (1981)

Flashing neon, smoldering glances... and inside the clubs du sex, the men prefer men - especially stripped down and flaunting their assets on stage. The crowd quickly ignites -- getting out of hand, and out of their pants. The climax: A sizzling striptease by the wildly versatile Felipe Gambas, who single-handedly proves that a very large object can be made to fit into a very tight hole.
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Flashing neon, smoldering glances... and inside the clubs du sex, the men prefer men - especially stripped down and flaunting their assets on stage. The crowd quickly ignites -- getting out of hand, and out of their pants. The climax: A sizzling striptease by the wildly versatile Felipe Gambas, who single-handedly proves that a very large object can be made to fit into a very tight hole.

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Written By:Jean-Daniel Cadinot
In Theaters:1/1/1981
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:French Art

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