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A Moment for Love (2024)

A fairytale rom-com about Trevor, a singer-songwriter haunted by a terrible secret, who meets out and proud Asian fashion designer Bobby Love and becomes his magical chosen family. As their friendship grows and Trevor interacts with the Wonderland that is Bobby's world, Trevor learns how to let go of the ghosts who haunt him, and best of all, learned to surrender to love. The lives of the characters are changed forever. It is said life is stranger than fiction. This movie is a semi-autobiographical film of fantasy couture designer Bobby Love and contains footage from Bobby's outrageously wild runway shows.
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A fairytale rom-com about Trevor, a singer-songwriter haunted by a terrible secret, who meets out and proud Asian fashion designer Bobby Love and becomes his magical chosen family. As their friendship grows and Trevor interacts with the Wonderland that is Bobby's world, Trevor learns how to let go of the ghosts who haunt him, and best of all, learned to surrender to love. The lives of the characters are changed forever. It is said life is stranger than fiction. This movie is a semi-autobiographical film of fantasy couture designer Bobby Love and contains footage from Bobby's outrageously wild runway shows.

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Written By:Phillip Matarrese, Joseph Matarrese, Bobby Love
In Theaters:8/23/2024
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Runtime:93 minutes
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