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A Tough Pill to Swallow (2025)
Tempted by her desire to maintain her heterosexual facade, a lost 25-year-old must decide between taking life-altering gay conversion pills or accepting her love.
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Tempted by her desire to maintain her heterosexual facade, a lost 25-year-old must decide between taking life-altering gay conversion pills or accepting her love.
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Written By:Nickey van Tooren
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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