The Distance (2006)

We’d love to go the distance with the knockout in The Distance (2006). Not to be confused with the Mexican dramedy Walking Distance (2015) or the American drama Social Distance (2020), this Spanish flick follows Daniel (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), a hot boxer serving time for his involvements in a crime. Enter Guillermo (José Coronado), a bad cop with a devious mind, who tells Daniel he’ll spring him from prison if he offs Salgadoa (Carlos Kaniowsky), a former nightclub owner in the same joint. Did we mention the conniving law enforcer is gay and has quite a crush on Daniel? In order to have the slightest chance of experiencing freedom again, Dan must go along with the plan. Once he does the deed and is freed, Daniel returns to the ring and tries to get his boxing career back on track. But his conscience of killing a man torments him to the point of reaching out to Salgadoa’s widow Raquel (Belén López), who is an ex-prostitute. As you can guess, this complicates the situation— especially when he falls in love with her. Of course, you’ll fall in lust with Señor Silvestre 24 minutes into the pic. That’s when he shucks his shirt to reveal his ab-tastic, underwear-clad body. Thanks to his demanding chick, we can see Miguel’s cock as he pulls down his panties and washes up. He flashes his flesh again via a prison shower. Also known as La distancia, this thriller will narrow the distance between your hand and your loins!