Tales from Vinewood
Visit website10/10 • 1
2021-07-18 • 1h 49m
Four stories by the people who brought you Scooter and Identity Crisis!
Four stories for the price of one! Two detectives struggling with their own masculinity learn to work with each other, a French focus puller learns the true nature of his abusive director, a British influencer travels to Texas and has to fight for his life to get out, and a young man falls in love with a stranger who has yet to learn his dark secret.
- Directors
- Liam Irving, Bill Bramble
- Writters
- Liam Irving, Bill Bramble, Brandon Wayne Jones, Barry Bateman
Tales from Vinewood
Visit website2021-07-18 • 1h 49m
10/10 • 1
Four stories by the people who brought you Scooter and Identity Crisis!
Four stories for the price of one! Two detectives struggling with their own masculinity learn to work with each other, a French focus puller learns the true nature of his abusive director, a British influencer travels to Texas and has to fight for his life to get out, and a young man falls in love with a stranger who has yet to learn his dark secret.
- Directors
- Liam Irving, Bill Bramble
- Writters
- Liam Irving, Bill Bramble, Brandon Wayne Jones, Barry Bateman
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Bill Bramble
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The Commissioner, Pierre, Ringo, Ricky Gervais
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