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Pacific Coast Highway (1981)
The fantasy and promise of the world resides in Southern California, where golden, godlike boys succumb to primal procreative impulses locked in one another's arms, flesh and mouths.
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The fantasy and promise of the world resides in Southern California, where golden, godlike boys succumb to primal procreative impulses locked in one another's arms, flesh and mouths.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/24/1981
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Laguna Pacific
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