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Up Your Alley 2: Takin' Charge (2001)
On the last Sunday of every July, San Francisco hosts the infamous Dore Alley Street Fair. The Hot Hand Production video crew decided to hold a party after the fair. They set up the studio with slings, fuck benches, cameras and lights. They filmed the entire party and were so amazed at the result that they decided to make it into an actual video. This video is presented basically unedited -- you'll see the camera men and the lighting guys get in on the action. They've not deleted minor errors and have made edits only when absolutely necessary. In short, this is "reality porn."
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On the last Sunday of every July, San Francisco hosts the infamous Dore Alley Street Fair. The Hot Hand Production video crew decided to hold a party after the fair. They set up the studio with slings, fuck benches, cameras and lights. They filmed the entire party and were so amazed at the result that they decided to make it into an actual video. This video is presented basically unedited -- you'll see the camera men and the lighting guys get in on the action. They've not deleted minor errors and have made edits only when absolutely necessary. In short, this is "reality porn."
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In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Hot Hand Productions, Falcon Studios
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