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Summer Of '44 (1997)

The story centers on WWll and a young injured buck returns home for some healing. Drew Nolan is a wounded soldier and gets special attention from Bruno Bianchi. Marc pierce and Ryan Wagner have some man fun after some mutual cock sucking and Marc rims Ryan's sweet smooth ass. Ethan Ayers gives Ty Davenport a good fucking. K.C. Hart man pumps his favorite soldier Cole Reece. Drew Nolan comes home and he and Kurt Stefano have a romantic sex in the barn.
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The story centers on WWll and a young injured buck returns home for some healing. Drew Nolan is a wounded soldier and gets special attention from Bruno Bianchi. Marc pierce and Ryan Wagner have some man fun after some mutual cock sucking and Marc rims Ryan's sweet smooth ass. Ethan Ayers gives Ty Davenport a good fucking. K.C. Hart man pumps his favorite soldier Cole Reece. Drew Nolan comes home and he and Kurt Stefano have a romantic sex in the barn.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:William Hunter
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In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video, Channel 1 Releasing

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