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Vancouver Nights (2007)

In Vancouver, there are slow nights and there are fast nights. With BRENT EVERETT in charge, it ain`t gonna be a slow night. Explore all the nasty nooks and crannies of the city as Brent shows us that nothing compares to being horny. Join PIERRE FITCH, JEREMY HALL, and sizzling hot new-cummer SHANE LEBLANC, as dignity is lost... young men are brought to their knees... cum flies... and the sexual current of Vancouver crackles like never before.
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In Vancouver, there are slow nights and there are fast nights. With BRENT EVERETT in charge, it ain`t gonna be a slow night. Explore all the nasty nooks and crannies of the city as Brent shows us that nothing compares to being horny. Join PIERRE FITCH, JEREMY HALL, and sizzling hot new-cummer SHANE LEBLANC, as dignity is lost... young men are brought to their knees... cum flies... and the sexual current of Vancouver crackles like never before.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jesse Kiehl, Jeremy Hall
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In Theaters:6/1/2007
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Studio:Fierce Dog

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Jesse Kiehl, Jeremy Hall

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Pierre Fitch

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Jeremy Hall

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Shane LeBlanc

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Brent Everett

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