Guantanamero (2007)

Whether a prisoner or an interrogator, no one gets out of Guantanamo Bay unscathed. Such is the case in the skinternational drama Guantanamero (2007). Under the direction of Vicente Peñarrocha, the indie film begins when Ali (Rupert Evans) awakens on a deserted beach after a storm. He’s sick, stranded and confused before a local Cuban named Ivan (Ismael de Diego) takes him to the home belonging to his sister Manuela (Natalia Verbeke). Initially she is not happy to help this stranger, but eventually she finds herself being drawn to the enigmatic man despite the fact that he is tormented by night terrors involving flashbacks to his time under interrogation at Guantanamo Bay. Or are they flashbacks? With Ali, the line between dream and reality, memory and invention, becomes increasingly blurred. Of course, you’ll want to keep your eyes laser-focused on Mr. Peñarrocha. Throughout the movie, he appears without his shirt on. Check out his topless scenes when he’s being interrogated; when he’s taking a shower; and when he’s having sex in the sack! The latter act includes views of his awesome abs and tattooed guns. When his lady switches positions and mounts him for some more bump and grind, you can catch a quick glance at his balls and cock! Granted, it breaks the illusion that he’s actually inside of her, but it’s an impressive display nonetheless. Also known as Arritmia, this foreign-language film features dialogue in Arabic, English and Spanish. But whenever Vicente flashes his flesh, there’s no need for talk!