2 reviews
I saw this short film as part of the "Mexican Men" compilation of five films that is not listed on IMDB. It is easily the second best film of the five.
Christhian Rodriguez, playing himself, relates the story of his life that has included honing his muscular body, learning and instructing dance and being a rent boy to pay for training and everyday needs.
During his completely unashamed speech we see scenes cut in of him dancing, learning and with clients. Not only does he learn modern professional dance, he stars in raunchy cabaret shows where money is thrown at him for performing.
His body is an exhibit, desired and lusted after by others and he is not ashamed at all, in fact he revels in it.
He is an incredibly attractive guy with a dangerous mix of muscles and effeminacy. Not my type, but I can understand the people who are paying to see him perform or to perform with them.
This is worth seeing even for those who are not aficionados of the demimonde.
Christhian Rodriguez, playing himself, relates the story of his life that has included honing his muscular body, learning and instructing dance and being a rent boy to pay for training and everyday needs.
During his completely unashamed speech we see scenes cut in of him dancing, learning and with clients. Not only does he learn modern professional dance, he stars in raunchy cabaret shows where money is thrown at him for performing.
His body is an exhibit, desired and lusted after by others and he is not ashamed at all, in fact he revels in it.
He is an incredibly attractive guy with a dangerous mix of muscles and effeminacy. Not my type, but I can understand the people who are paying to see him perform or to perform with them.
This is worth seeing even for those who are not aficionados of the demimonde.