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Prison Blues (2002)

GayChannel, the ultimate live report where the reporters search for the interesting and unusual. In this episode, they run a portrait on a sensible musician that faces the rough daily routine of prison. Guitar blasting sounds and running camera action is just a small part of the real version of “to take” and “be taken” in this sexual penitentiary! A wonderful story of full submission and sex-power that teaches new lessons in prison.
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GayChannel, the ultimate live report where the reporters search for the interesting and unusual. In this episode, they run a portrait on a sensible musician that faces the rough daily routine of prison. Guitar blasting sounds and running camera action is just a small part of the real version of “to take” and “be taken” in this sexual penitentiary! A wonderful story of full submission and sex-power that teaches new lessons in prison.

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Directed By:Vlado Iresch
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In Theaters:2/2/2002
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:AVI Production, Man's Best Media, YMAC Video

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