Started soft on him—oil, slow hands, just working the tension out of that hairy, thick-hung body. He was already half hard and breathing heavy by the time I flipped him over.
Spread those cheeks and ate his ass until he was pushing back on my tongue, moaning into the table. Then I lined my thick cock up and slid in raw. No rush at first… then I started giving it to him hard.
Deep, heavy strokes, gripping his hips and pounding that hole while his fat dick swung and leaked under him.
He almost came hands-free. A little shot out and he clenched up, trying to hold it. I told him to hang on a little longer and kept fucking him through it—thick cock stretching him, slamming in until he couldn’t take it anymore.
Whole load jumped out of him, untouched, while I stayed buried and kept riding him through every pulse.
+60mins 📹
Le voyage à Venise (conosciuto anche con il titolo internazionale Carnival in Venice) è un celebre film per adulti del 1986 diretto dal regista francese Jean-Daniel Cadinot.
La Trama
La vicenda si svolge interamente a Venezia, nel bel mezzo della frenesia e del caos del celebre Carnevale. Una tipica famiglia borghese francese arriva in città per una vacanza turistica. Con loro c'è il figlio più giovane, Julien (interpretato da Benjamin Fontenay), un adolescente timido ancora molto legato e controllato dalla madre.
Una volta immerso nell'atmosfera magica e libertina della città, dove tutti nascondono la propria identità dietro a maschere e costumi della Commedia dell'Arte, Julien riesce a sfuggire al controllo asfissiante dei genitori. Quello che doveva essere un semplice viaggio culturale si trasforma rapidamente per lui in un vero e proprio percorso di iniziazione sessuale.
Nel labirinto di calli e canali, Julien sperimenta la totale libertà del Carnevale — dove ogni tabù cade, i ruoli si invertono e tutto diventa lecito. Il ragazzo fa una serie di incontri erotici e romantici con altri giovani, tra cui spiccano i personaggi di Romeo (Yannick Baud) e Silvio (Anton Pirus). Attraverso questi intrecci, equivoci e giochi di seduzione tipici della farsa carnevalesca, Julien scoprirà pienamente i propri desideri e la propria maturità.
*Le voyage à Venise* (also known by the international title *Carnival in Venice*) is a famous 1986 adult film directed by French filmmaker Jean-Daniel Cadinot.
Plot
The story unfolds entirely in Venice, amidst the frenzy and chaos of the famous Carnival. A typical middle-class French family arrives in the city for a holiday. Accompanying them is their youngest son, Julien (played by Benjamin Fontenay), a shy teenager who remains deeply attached to—and controlled by—his mother.
Once immersed in the city's magical, libertine atmosphere—where everyone conceals their identity behind *Commedia dell'Arte* masks and costumes—Julien manages to escape his parents' stifling supervision. What was meant to be a simple cultural trip quickly transforms into a genuine journey of sexual initiation for him.
Amidst the labyrinth of narrow streets and canals, Julien experiences the total freedom of the Carnival—a time when taboos vanish, roles are reversed, and anything goes. The young man engages in a series of erotic and romantic encounters with other youths, most notably the characters Romeo (Yannick Baud) and Silvio (Anton Pirus). Through these entanglements, misunderstandings, and games of seduction typical of Carnival farce, Julien fully discovers his own desires and comes into his own.