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Two boys row silently through a Dutch water landscape. They dock on a remote island where the rest of the world does not seem to exist. A place where a tender love emerges in all vulnerability. They take the time to come closer together until the inevitable takes place. A short romantic film with real gay sex. Made for Dutch TV and explores the limits of what can be shown as part of a loving relationship on television.
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Two boys row silently through a Dutch water landscape. They dock on a remote island where the rest of the world does not seem to exist. A place where a tender love emerges in all vulnerability. They take the time to come closer together until the inevitable takes place. A short romantic film with real gay sex. Made for Dutch TV and explores the limits of what can be shown as part of a loving relationship on television.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Rios Zertuche
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:VPRO
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