Falcon Debuts 'Intimate,' Starring JJ Knight, Ian Greene

Falcon Debuts 'Intimate,' Starring JJ Knight, Ian Greene

SAN FRANCISCO — FalconStudios.com today released the debut scene from director Tony Dimarco’s latest film, “Intimate.”

The first scene from the new release features performers JJ Knight and Ian Greene in an encounter that explores what turns men on and what they find attractive in other men.

The stage is set for their pairing with separate and intermingled interviews of both stars who reveal their strongest desires and attractions ranging from the male anatomy to their favorite sexual positions, a studio publicist said.  

“I wanted to direct a film that pulls back the curtain on male sensuality,” Dimarco said. “The first scene with Ian and JJ gets to the heart of my vision of unwavering sexual connection with highly erotic and slightly naughty and playful sex.

“We get to see what happens behind closed doors with men in their own environment as they let their guards down to have intimate sex that ranges from tender to rough,” he said.

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Pictured: Ian Greene

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