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Siberian Heat (1995)
Europe's best hit the slopes. Legendary director George Duroy helped jumpstart his career and hone his craft at Falcon. He assembles a hot group of Eastern Europe's hottest men, who put a new spin on Falcon skiing action.
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Europe's best hit the slopes. Legendary director George Duroy helped jumpstart his career and hone his craft at Falcon. He assembles a hot group of Eastern Europe's hottest men, who put a new spin on Falcon skiing action.
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In Theaters:11/1/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Falcon International
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