Some of the scenes in Princes Pervers may shock the insensitive. In the Mediterranean climate, we discover an authentic maghreb far from the normal tourist areas. Here we find an abundance of Cadinot sex dogs - a new generation of Arabs full of cum, completely free and uninhibited, who kiss, suck, and lick without limits with their European lovers. Whorehouses, beach toilets, a casbah, garages, and public parks are all witness to the ardor of their exploding youth. The erotic charm of these princes will captivate you as they use the seduction of the ancestral art of 1001 nights. Romance and tenderness compete with perverse and spectacular penetrations. A climbing in the sharing of the pleasure. Nineteen actors in sixteen breathtaking encounters.
The language visits and work are over. From the cultural center to the brothel and as far as the hotel in the Medina, exchanges erupt between students and their hosts. In a climactic orgy, the thirstiest cocks suffer the assaults of five residents while, on the terrace, three guests get it on.
In the over-booked hotel, guests share their rooms with passing tourists and an inexperienced youth finds himself in the brothel, his cherry expertly plucked. The nights are just as hot as the days; bodies are covered with cement, dust and paint as the 25 candidates prepare everything for the new arrivals in Nomades IV. The goodbyes are heart breaking.
An erect phallus is a symbol of life, a cross a symbol of death. Chosen to live in a community and take part in a game of truth, 24 European and Maghrebi boys are filmed 24 hours a day in their most secret intimacy. They're not acting, they're living their emotions, desires and youthfulness live without hang-ups.
A real piece of reality TV which proves that neither love nor friendship have borders. Everywhere set aside for the game is for eruptions of tenderness and ecstasy.
14 intense scenes with two, three, five ... and a final orgy with 14 participants! A true hymn of brotherhood. The crème de la crème of Cadinot.
"Love, and do what you will" Saint Augustin, 354 AD - 430 AD
In the spirit of North-South exchanges, Europe sends its young to work in North Africa with the goal of transforming a riad in to a multi-ethnic arts centre; a kind of rural lodge where many students live together. Lucas, a young Frenchman, sets off from Marseilles to spend his holidays in the country of A Thousand and One Nights. Without much money, he travels in last class. On the boat, he meets Karim, a young traveller returning home, who owns a little hotel close to the souk in the capital's medina. He offers to let Lucas stay in his luxurious cabin, introducing him to arab hospitality and local customs.
