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37:24 (2019)

Six months after the suicide of his fiancé, Patrick, Tommy has hit rock-bottom, avoiding dealing with his emotions through drinking and casual sex. One night he meets John, a man new to LA, in his acting class. Feeling an instant connection with him, he allows John to stay at his place. After time spent together, Tommy develops feelings for John and begins to feel happiness again.
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Six months after the suicide of his fiancé, Patrick, Tommy has hit rock-bottom, avoiding dealing with his emotions through drinking and casual sex. One night he meets John, a man new to LA, in his acting class. Feeling an instant connection with him, he allows John to stay at his place. After time spent together, Tommy develops feelings for John and begins to feel happiness again.

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Directed By:Jesse Scott Egan
Written By:Jesse Scott Egan
In Theaters:5/17/2019
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Runtime:26 minutes
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