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Wild Hearts
Men cross paths as desire, secrets, and longing pull them together. From beaches to hidden rooms, fleeting glances spark encounters born of chance and curiosity, revealing seduction, intimacy, and the raw freedom connection between men.
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Men cross paths as desire, secrets, and longing pull them together. From beaches to hidden rooms, fleeting glances spark encounters born of chance and curiosity, revealing seduction, intimacy, and the raw freedom connection between men.
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Directed By:Virgile Ratelle, Geoffroy Hassoun, André Pelletier, Francisco Muñoz Berríos, Andrea Floccari, Serena Nikly, Ezequiel Volpe, Géraldine Barbe
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Runtime:89 minutes
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Virgile Ratelle, Geoffroy Hassoun, André Pelletier, Francisco Muñoz Berríos, Andrea Floccari, Serena Nikly, Ezequiel Volpe, Géraldine Barbe
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Nicolas Gravel
Tommy Haineault
Jean-François Gagné
Antoine Lair
Martin Boily
Marie-Ginette Guay
Mickeal Lamoureux
Camille Choquet
Niko Martin
Régis Romele
Micha Hassoun
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