HANGAR is yet more proof that they are really hung in Hungary. In this lavish production from director Tom Bradford, whose previous films released by Kristen Bjorn were AMBASSADORS OF THE ICE and LEGION OF VENGEANCE, this outstanding director has come up with a film worthy of Bjorn himself. The plot centers around computer discs containing the codes for all the world banks, which the Russian mafia is smuggling in airplanes. The head mechanic of a hangar in the Ukraine picks them up and delivers them to a group attempting to decode them. The mechanic is played by Igor Viard, a handsome stud with a lightly-haired chest. Tamas Eszterhazy, a sexual dynamo, and Roberto Giorgio, a hunk of hunks, are the undercover cops sent to infiltrate the mechanics to find out who is doing it and when the next drop will take place. The first sexual encounter takes place in a warehouse in front of boxes of Chiquita bananas as the cops discuss their strategy. To relieve their tension, Tamas and the cops engage in a four-man orgy.