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Public Meat (2016)
Most married men fuck in their bedrooms, just like their parents. And then there are men like us. We make and take our pleasures wherever the fuck we want. Unbridled by puritanical rules and ever-increasing restrictions on public play, and following the alluring scent of hungry men, we unleash our desires in back alleyways, nighttime parks, and dingy pubs. Public meat celebrates primal manhood and challenges all men: Get out of your bedrooms and take to the streets.
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Most married men fuck in their bedrooms, just like their parents. And then there are men like us. We make and take our pleasures wherever the fuck we want. Unbridled by puritanical rules and ever-increasing restrictions on public play, and following the alluring scent of hungry men, we unleash our desires in back alleyways, nighttime parks, and dingy pubs. Public meat celebrates primal manhood and challenges all men: Get out of your bedrooms and take to the streets.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/1/2016
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Treasure Island Media
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