Migration - Movie Review
This animated movie is based on the migration of birds from the north to the south.
The Pain Game (2000)
The Pain Game is SM Art at its highest. BDSM educator and practitioner, Cléo Dubois takes you on an unforgettable psycho-erotic journey into the advanced world of Dark Eros. Witness the unique connection she creates with play-partners Creed and Brad, as they all expand personal boundaries in the confines of her dungeon. Scenes include the art of negotiation, light bondage, heavy whipping, high erotic pain, bloodless play-piercing, intense heartfelt connection and shamanic SM. This video contains intense play, which requires safety skills not at a novice level.
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The Pain Game is SM Art at its highest. BDSM educator and practitioner, Cléo Dubois takes you on an unforgettable psycho-erotic journey into the advanced world of Dark Eros. Witness the unique connection she creates with play-partners Creed and Brad, as they all expand personal boundaries in the confines of her dungeon. Scenes include the art of negotiation, light bondage, heavy whipping, high erotic pain, bloodless play-piercing, intense heartfelt connection and shamanic SM. This video contains intense play, which requires safety skills not at a novice level.
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In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Cléo Dubois Academy of SM Arts
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