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The Road Adventures of Antonio Saint: Prologue (2026)

Prologue is the opening chapter of a new kind of cinematic experience - where adventure, sensuality and storytelling become one. Driven by movement, curiosity and the desire to create something real, Antonio Saint steps beyond the familiar and into a world where every moment builds on the last. From quiet preparation to intense encounters, from nature to human connection - everything is part of a bigger picture. At the core of it all lies a simple idea, we are all the same.
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Prologue is the opening chapter of a new kind of cinematic experience - where adventure, sensuality and storytelling become one. Driven by movement, curiosity and the desire to create something real, Antonio Saint steps beyond the familiar and into a world where every moment builds on the last. From quiet preparation to intense encounters, from nature to human connection - everything is part of a bigger picture. At the core of it all lies a simple idea, we are all the same.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Antonio Saint
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In Theaters:7/9/2026
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Antonio Saint Ltd

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