Fire Island is a More Inclusive Rom-com than The Thing About Harry
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A scholar assigned to a high school that is famous for unruly pupils, and suffers from the pranks he get up to. But when a student falls in love and revealed the side of his character which he knows to feasts, he will win his students, combining fun and teaching.
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A scholar assigned to a high school that is famous for unruly pupils, and suffers from the pranks he get up to. But when a student falls in love and revealed the side of his character which he knows to feasts, he will win his students, combining fun and teaching.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lefteris Kaponis
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Runtime:82 minutes
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