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Call Me Anon
Call me Anon follows the story of a young gay man returning to his rural hometown. Desperate for connection, he seeks solace in an online hookup - only to be drawn into an unsettling encounter that forces him to confront his past.
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Call me Anon follows the story of a young gay man returning to his rural hometown. Desperate for connection, he seeks solace in an online hookup - only to be drawn into an unsettling encounter that forces him to confront his past.
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