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Montréal Clandestin
Karine Pounder takes her friend Henri Corman on a two-day trip around Montreal's "hottest" venues. From the most intriguing spots, such as an erotic convenience store in Laval or a sexy underground carwash, to the more bizarre locations, like a men's bar that forbids women or a public bathroom where men feast on urine-soaked bread, you will discover everything about the city's unorthodox nightlife. Montreal Clandestin is an essential guide for travelers. And remember: it's better to be curious than ignorant.
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Karine Pounder takes her friend Henri Corman on a two-day trip around Montreal's "hottest" venues. From the most intriguing spots, such as an erotic convenience store in Laval or a sexy underground carwash, to the more bizarre locations, like a men's bar that forbids women or a public bathroom where men feast on urine-soaked bread, you will discover everything about the city's unorthodox nightlife. Montreal Clandestin is an essential guide for travelers. And remember: it's better to be curious than ignorant.
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Rococo Productions
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