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Blind Guilt (2017)
An LGBTQ+ drama about the dangers of "gay conversion therapy," the consequences of suicide and those left behind. A father and detective faces a moral and ethical dilemma, a therapist faces the results of his beliefs.
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An LGBTQ+ drama about the dangers of "gay conversion therapy," the consequences of suicide and those left behind. A father and detective faces a moral and ethical dilemma, a therapist faces the results of his beliefs.
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Written By:Tyler G. Stanley
In Theaters:10/11/2017
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