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Squat
Presented fully uncut and uncensored. "In the outlying filthy French slums, a squat plays host to a lecherous fraternity, a wicked bunch of bottom-rung artists and painters who spend their time cruising chaste young virgins in public toilets. Lured back to the squat, their prey is introduced to a multitude of depraved sexual pursuits. Troubled and excited, they forget their clothes as a pretext for returning in order to learn how to suck enormous cocks, have their butts baptized and get defiled over and over again. In this curious and unexpected blue-green arena, watch guys hang out, get down and get dirty with no taboos... and they don't hold back!
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Presented fully uncut and uncensored. "In the outlying filthy French slums, a squat plays host to a lecherous fraternity, a wicked bunch of bottom-rung artists and painters who spend their time cruising chaste young virgins in public toilets. Lured back to the squat, their prey is introduced to a multitude of depraved sexual pursuits. Troubled and excited, they forget their clothes as a pretext for returning in order to learn how to suck enormous cocks, have their butts baptized and get defiled over and over again. In this curious and unexpected blue-green arena, watch guys hang out, get down and get dirty with no taboos... and they don't hold back!
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Written By:Jean-Daniel Cadinot
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:French Art
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