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Slumboys of Favela (2008)

Set against the dangerous and violent "favelas" or slums of Rio de Janeiro, the Boys of Favela is thrilling bareback adventure about guys who use their big cocks to sexually control the men of the neighborhood. These much machines may be dangerous but it certainly seems worth the trip to this neighborhood on the edge!
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Set against the dangerous and violent "favelas" or slums of Rio de Janeiro, the Boys of Favela is thrilling bareback adventure about guys who use their big cocks to sexually control the men of the neighborhood. These much machines may be dangerous but it certainly seems worth the trip to this neighborhood on the edge!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Stéphane Moussu
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In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Clair Production

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