On the Couch, Volume Two: Toronto (2004)
Renowned artist Tom Bianchi allows film makers Leach and Santry into his San Francisco studio and to accompany him on the road to Toronto, to reveal the intimate and very interactive relationship he has with his models as he creates his homo erotic imagery!
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Renowned artist Tom Bianchi allows film makers Leach and Santry into his San Francisco studio and to accompany him on the road to Toronto, to reveal the intimate and very interactive relationship he has with his models as he creates his homo erotic imagery!
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:10/16/2004
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Mercury Releasing
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