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The Blueprint (2025)

Los Angeles, 2014: A team with a dream sets out to launch a new website that will elevate the adult industry as we know it. All they need is a star. With nobody bringing the right ruckus, they take a chance on an unlikely outsider. Bartender Jason has never shot a scene, but he's cocksure and equipped with what they're counting on. As the on-set action unfolds, tensions rise, ambitions take over, and Jason is pushed to prove he's the man who can ram the whole thing home.
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Los Angeles, 2014: A team with a dream sets out to launch a new website that will elevate the adult industry as we know it. All they need is a star. With nobody bringing the right ruckus, they take a chance on an unlikely outsider. Bartender Jason has never shot a scene, but he's cocksure and equipped with what they're counting on. As the on-set action unfolds, tensions rise, ambitions take over, and Jason is pushed to prove he's the man who can ram the whole thing home.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Derek Dozer
Written By:
In Theaters:10/15/2025
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Runtime:209 minutes
Studio:Blacked

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