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xChimera 10 (2020)
If you didn't need to play by the rules, what would you do? Start an elite, invite only sex club where you're the ultimate gatekeeper. Deciding who's allowed to come in and play; you sit in the shadows and direct the action. Welcome to XChimera. Directed by Louis Moire and brought to you by LETSDOEIT productions. XBIZ 2019 Award Winner, this is a world that few get to see but all want to be apart of.
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If you didn't need to play by the rules, what would you do? Start an elite, invite only sex club where you're the ultimate gatekeeper. Deciding who's allowed to come in and play; you sit in the shadows and direct the action. Welcome to XChimera. Directed by Louis Moire and brought to you by LETSDOEIT productions. XBIZ 2019 Award Winner, this is a world that few get to see but all want to be apart of.
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In Theaters:8/31/2020
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:LetsDoeIt
Cast
Louis Moiré
Director
Aleksa Slusarchi
Jessica (archive footage)
Celvin
Celvin (archive footage)
Anna Swix
Anny (archive footage)
Nick Ross
Nick (archive footage)
Sybil
Sybil (archive footage)
Adam Black
Adam (archive footage)
Katana Storm
Katana (archive footage)
Ricky Rascal
Ricky (archive footage)
Cindy Dollar
Bather (archive footage)
Foxy Sanie
Bather (archive footage)
Isabella Chrystin
Bather (archive footage)
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