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Thrust (2010)

A handsome hunk relaxing on the beach, a morning jogger, an unsuspecting repairman... none of them saw it coming. But when an igniting force meets an irresistible object, all are Thrust into a torrid encounter beyond their control. Watch as a series of seducers - led by Leo Alarcon, Francois Sagat and Christopher Saint - probe deep and hard in this pulse-pounder from award-winning director Brian Mills.
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A handsome hunk relaxing on the beach, a morning jogger, an unsuspecting repairman... none of them saw it coming. But when an igniting force meets an irresistible object, all are Thrust into a torrid encounter beyond their control. Watch as a series of seducers - led by Leo Alarcon, Francois Sagat and Christopher Saint - probe deep and hard in this pulse-pounder from award-winning director Brian Mills.

Rating:R
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Directed By:Brian Mills
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In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Titan Media

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