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Going Down Under

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After losing his manhood due to a secret fetish for kitchen appliances, a young man is given a second chance when he receives a transplant from a deceased porn star.

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Audience Member I am not a big fan of this type of movies, but I have to admit that in some parts I was laughing. I won't say that is the best movie in the market in this gender, but if you don't have much to do, watching this would help you pass the time by. *Sponsored Post Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/26/23 Full Review Audience Member Horrible Australian comedy, raunchy and very poorly made. Badly acted and totally unfunny. Insulting, atrocious writing, it should have stayed down under. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 01/30/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Garnet Mae

Director

Ed Kavalee

Jono Smith

Paul W. He

Shane

Aphrodite Vuitton

Fiona

Xavier Fernández

Dale

Austen Tayshus

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Synopsis After losing his manhood due to a secret fetish for kitchen appliances, a young man is given a second chance when he receives a transplant from a deceased porn star.
Director
Garnet Mae
Producer
Peter Furst, Garnet Mae
Screenwriter
Garnet Mae, Peter Furst
Production Co
Ray Production
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
Australian English
Runtime
1h 26m