The School for Lovers (2006)

The School for Lovers is a gay pornographic film produced by Lucas Kazan Productions in 2006. Based upon the opera buffa Così fan tutte by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and its libretto, as written by Lorenzo Da Ponte. The School for Lovers retells the story of two young couples and one indecent proposal. "Deception and cheating have never looked so sexy as they do in The School for Lovers", writes Brent Blue on Mannet.com, "I suppose that happens when a peerless director takes a proven story and molds it just so for a new genre". And S.J. Bryan in "Men Magazine": "Kazan's films are utterly gorgeous and have a style, rhythm and a sensuality all of their own. Stunning locales, high production values, well written scripts and a stable of drop-dead gorgeous men".

The film was shot on location in Southern Italy.

Synopsis

Alfonso (here played by Jean Franko) challenges his friends Ferrando and Guglielmo to the fidelity of their respective boyfriends, Dorino and Fiorino. Ferrando and Guglielmo insist their lovers are true, Alfonso sets out to test both. He takes his first stab at Dorino and summons Despino to help conquer Fiorino. Having lost their bets, Ferrando and Guglielmo surrender to Alfonso, who claims his prize.

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