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Red Center: Sheep Shearers and the City (2004)

Red Center is a brash, typical Aussie country boy - set loose in the big city and on the hunt for hot, city guys. Along with his best mate, Bruce Forex (think about it) the boys move from one sex-packed pick-up adventure to another. The series of programs "Red Center: Sheep Shearers in the City" tells of their adventures and is based on the highly successful Ben Dover and Neil Down series in terms of style, content, and production technique. Although Red and Bruce are gay!!!
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Red Center is a brash, typical Aussie country boy - set loose in the big city and on the hunt for hot, city guys. Along with his best mate, Bruce Forex (think about it) the boys move from one sex-packed pick-up adventure to another. The series of programs "Red Center: Sheep Shearers in the City" tells of their adventures and is based on the highly successful Ben Dover and Neil Down series in terms of style, content, and production technique. Although Red and Bruce are gay!!!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mike Esser
Written By:
In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Arena Entertainment, Alphamale Home Entertainment

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Director

Mike Esser

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Clint Williamson

(credited as Red)

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Steve Hogan

(credited as Bruce)

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Marc Amon

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