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On the Bear Skin Rug: When Paul London Met Raven (2016) [NR]

Release Date:
February 20, 2016

Original Title:
On the Bear Skin Rug: When Paul London Met Raven

Production Companies:
HighSpots

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 74

Overview from TheMovieDB

This is hands down the rawest piece of footage we have ever shot. So, its no surprise that Paul London is involved. The Highspots.com cameras met Paul in the parking lot and follow him into the LAX Westin and all the way up to Raven's hotel room door. From the time that the hotel room door opens to the time we run out of tape it's a non stop verbal roller coaster. This is each others first meeting with one another and they have a conversation for the ages. Both men have always tried to be different but they are both at different points in their lives. While Paul is trying to find new ways to standing out from the crowd and be different. Raven is at a much later stage of game questioning the choices he made to stand out from the crowd and be different. A wide variety of topics are discussed and it feels like time just flies by. If you liked "When Paul London Met Shane Douglas" then you will love "When Paul London Met Raven".

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