Can I Be Your Bratwurst, Please?

Synopsis:

A handsome Midwest man (Stryker) moves into a Hollywood motel and immediately becomes the obsession of the quirky manager and the assorted guests.

Quick Thoughts:

This is a very different short film! “Can I Be Your Bratwurst, Please?” is in the same genre of quirkiness as John Walters – featuring Jeff Stryker being served up to some cannibals over Christmas. Frankly, the holiday connection is flimsy and almost irrelevant. And while it’s hard to deny that Jeff Stryker is sexy to look at, there’s almost no substance to this short film. And other than a gay couple and the flaming hotel concierge, even calling this a queer short film is a stretch. This is really only worth watching for Jeff – and if that’s your purpose, he does a better job “acting” in his porns!

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Release Date:

1999

Duration:

30m

Director:

Rosa von Praunheim

Writers:

Lawrence Elbert, Rosa von Praunheim

Stars:

Jeff Stryker, Luzi Kryn, Karl-Heinz Teuber

Awards:

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