Starring: Martin Valko, Dano Sulik, Jozeph Skala, Andrej Sovinski, Daniel Valent, Milan Demko, Pavol Zurek, Michal Tarkus, Johan Paulik, Victor Gravec, Tomas Novak
Sauna Paradiso was the second film by George Duroy, just before he left Falcon to start his Bel Ami studio. His style is fully realized in the film, which continues to exhibit some great sex.
The film begins with a very young and skinny Johan Paulik telling us of the exciting things he sees going on at the local bathhouse, where he works. Unfortunately, the house rules prohibit the employed staff from joining in any action of the patrons.
The first scene is a great pool scene between bottom-stud Daniel Valent and smooth dark-haired Martin Valko. The two kiss and suck each other at length, and finally Valent is upended on a nearby couch. Johan Paulik watches secretly, and rubs his crotch.
Andrej Sovinski and Michael Tarkus use the pool in the next scene. Sovinski starts the action and is soon taking Tarkus fat cock in his mouth and ass. In the third scene, we have a hot three-way with masseur Joseph Skala, assistant Sovinski and customer Martin Valko. Sovinski is plugged a second time in this film, this time by the hung Martin Valko. Valko also tops Skala as well. Aroused by watching, employee Paulik must stand in the background sucking on the handle of a mop.
The fourth scene is another great one with a pair of my Bel Ami favorites sexpig Dano Sulik and the bottomless Daniel Valent. The energetic blond Sulik has an ass of death and big uncut cock. The two invite Paulik to join in and he finally relents. The three suck each other off. Importantly, Duroy saves the lanky Paulik for a future film for a higher level of action.
The final scene is a pool orgy at night with the muscular Pavol Zurek and Victor Gravek, and the boyish Milan Demko and Thomas Novak. After a lot of oral action, Gravek tops Zurek. The guys all cum together and they jump in the pool to cool off.
This film was my first view of Duroy, so after seeing it again Im carried by a bit of nostalgia. Although an early work, the appearances of Dano Sulik, Daniel Valent, and Martin Valko stand out.
Trivia: Johan Paulik's first movie appearance.
