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A Séance with the Queens (2024)
During a time of crisis for the LGBTQ+ community in Florida, the drag queens of iconic establishment Hamburger Mary's seek refuge through a woman some claim to be the world's most powerful psychic medium, who has won the lottery over 500 times, and holds seances with them connecting to the beyond.
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During a time of crisis for the LGBTQ+ community in Florida, the drag queens of iconic establishment Hamburger Mary's seek refuge through a woman some claim to be the world's most powerful psychic medium, who has won the lottery over 500 times, and holds seances with them connecting to the beyond.
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In Theaters:3/15/2024
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Aquetra Media
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