
Cuma Sutra serves up a sexual feast of heart-pounding meditation and desire, filmed entirely on location at a yoga retreat in the rolling hills of southern Washington. Right away, you're whisked away to nirvana as Black Scorpion Exclusive D.O. quietly meditates in a field, when he's approached by the sultry Pistal Pete, a hungry stud who's far more interested in D.O's sexual chakras than picking grapes. The electricity between these two beautiful men keeps you on the verge of climax as you take in magnetic scenes of kissing, fondling, sucking, rimming, and a pre-climactic fucking scene in which D.O's prowess leads Pete along the ultimate path to sexual release...
Directed by Chris George, Cuma Sutra leans on a strong ensemble — Anthony Marks, Brian Bodine, Derek Brodie — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 2007.
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