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She-Male XTC 5 (2009)

Joey Silvera shows off his newest flock of beautiful gender-straddling starlets in She-Male XTC 5, a collection of solo masturbation scenes (briefly punctuated with visits from helpful Rio-native stud Paulo Machy) that reveal the hidden desires of these strange and alluring ladies. One she-male and a camera, that's all you need when you're as obsessed as Joey. Captured in Brazil as well as the United States, this secret odyssey is essential for those viewers who crave an intimate view into the erotic world of the transsexual.
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Joey Silvera shows off his newest flock of beautiful gender-straddling starlets in She-Male XTC 5, a collection of solo masturbation scenes (briefly punctuated with visits from helpful Rio-native stud Paulo Machy) that reveal the hidden desires of these strange and alluring ladies. One she-male and a camera, that's all you need when you're as obsessed as Joey. Captured in Brazil as well as the United States, this secret odyssey is essential for those viewers who crave an intimate view into the erotic world of the transsexual.

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Directed By:Joey Silvera
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In Theaters:4/7/2009
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Joey Silvera Productions, Evil Angel

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