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The Hikers 

Three friends decide to go on a sporting vacation in the forest, excited by the idea of discovering the legendary Lac du Fallu. With their backpacks and a tent, they venture out onto the wilderness trails. The Hikers expedition takes an unexpected and naughty turn when they come across two attractive men, also on their way to the mysterious lake. The attraction is immediate, and what was meant to be a simple hike turns into a sensual adventure, where the surrounding nature serves as the backdrop for intimate, passionate moments. The laughter and fun shared by the lake become the highlight of an unforgettable vacation.
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Three friends decide to go on a sporting vacation in the forest, excited by the idea of discovering the legendary Lac du Fallu. With their backpacks and a tent, they venture out onto the wilderness trails. The Hikers expedition takes an unexpected and naughty turn when they come across two attractive men, also on their way to the mysterious lake. The attraction is immediate, and what was meant to be a simple hike turns into a sensual adventure, where the surrounding nature serves as the backdrop for intimate, passionate moments. The laughter and fun shared by the lake become the highlight of an unforgettable vacation.

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Directed By:Liza Del Sierra
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:33films.production

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