"Small Talk": An Incluvie Film Festival Review
The most impressive aspect of this film is the honest and natural performances given by the on-screen duo.
Pigs Don't Stop (2010)
When these pigs start playing, it's all or nothing and they don't quit easy. They play hard, they play raw, they play deep and they play long; clocking in at over 3.5 hours of fucking and fisting. Pure smut, helmed by Matthias von Fistenberg, this film documents a sizzling play session between these scorching hot men, without interruption or boring acting. Real, raw and pushing the limits of your deviant imagination as Dark Alley does best.
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When these pigs start playing, it's all or nothing and they don't quit easy. They play hard, they play raw, they play deep and they play long; clocking in at over 3.5 hours of fucking and fisting. Pure smut, helmed by Matthias von Fistenberg, this film documents a sizzling play session between these scorching hot men, without interruption or boring acting. Real, raw and pushing the limits of your deviant imagination as Dark Alley does best.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:11/10/2010
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Runtime:206 minutes
Studio:Dark Alley Media
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