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Rocco's POV 2 (2011)

Gorgeous young beauties from Hungary and Russia face the legendary lady-killer from Italy, Rocco Siffredi, and succumb to his nasty charms in Rocco's POV 2. Shot without a crew with only the director and his camera these seven scenes document Rocco's private perversions on an intimate scale. The disc includes a cumshot recap, photo galleries, a cast list, and filmographies. Valentina Blue, a petite 26-year-old Hungarian guide with light brown hair, fits Rocco's huge cock up her nice, round bottom as it gapes progressively open.
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Gorgeous young beauties from Hungary and Russia face the legendary lady-killer from Italy, Rocco Siffredi, and succumb to his nasty charms in Rocco's POV 2. Shot without a crew with only the director and his camera these seven scenes document Rocco's private perversions on an intimate scale. The disc includes a cumshot recap, photo galleries, a cast list, and filmographies. Valentina Blue, a petite 26-year-old Hungarian guide with light brown hair, fits Rocco's huge cock up her nice, round bottom as it gapes progressively open.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Rocco Siffredi
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In Theaters:2/9/2011
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Runtime:196 minutes
Studio:Buttman Magazine Choice

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