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Bloomer 

While filming a youth gang at a skatepark, Pascal develops a mutual attraction with Joel. Swayed by Joel’s charm, he invites him home under the pretense of "editing film." Once there, however, Pascal begins to question his decision, especially upon realizing that Joel is only seventeen, and his earlier doubts resurface.
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While filming a youth gang at a skatepark, Pascal develops a mutual attraction with Joel. Swayed by Joel’s charm, he invites him home under the pretense of "editing film." Once there, however, Pascal begins to question his decision, especially upon realizing that Joel is only seventeen, and his earlier doubts resurface.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jimmy Zwedberg
Written By:Jimmy Zwedberg
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Runtime:13 minutes
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