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Temptations of Sodom (2006)
A 20-year-old student refuses to accept his homosexual longings despite the continued efforts of his friends. In the cellar of an abandoned ch'teau, he witnesses a fisting scene that troubles him so much it haunts him in his dreams. A mysterious person takes on his secrets in exchange for a strange map of the ch'teau. Harrassed by emails from an exorcist, he decides to consult him in an attempt to free himself from anguish. An initiation ritual, organised by a fraternity of well-endowed guys selected for their virility and exceptional capacities, introduces him to the debauched world of hot sexual encounters. Dildos, fisting, piss, self-fisting, douches, cherry-picking and ... tenderness.
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A 20-year-old student refuses to accept his homosexual longings despite the continued efforts of his friends. In the cellar of an abandoned ch'teau, he witnesses a fisting scene that troubles him so much it haunts him in his dreams. A mysterious person takes on his secrets in exchange for a strange map of the ch'teau. Harrassed by emails from an exorcist, he decides to consult him in an attempt to free himself from anguish. An initiation ritual, organised by a fraternity of well-endowed guys selected for their virility and exceptional capacities, introduces him to the debauched world of hot sexual encounters. Dildos, fisting, piss, self-fisting, douches, cherry-picking and ... tenderness.
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Written By:Jean-Daniel Cadinot
In Theaters:12/6/2006
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Cadinot, French Art
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