Changing Face (1993)
Tom has just turned twenty-nine and finds himself struggling with his identity and appearance. His lover, Dan, an overworked schoolteacher, is constantly busy and has little time for their relationship. As their connection weakens, Tom undergoes a drastic transformation, both physically and emotionally, in an attempt to redefine himself. This change leads to unexpected consequences, forcing the couple to confront their insecurities, desires, and the true nature of their love.
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Tom has just turned twenty-nine and finds himself struggling with his identity and appearance. His lover, Dan, an overworked schoolteacher, is constantly busy and has little time for their relationship. As their connection weakens, Tom undergoes a drastic transformation, both physically and emotionally, in an attempt to redefine himself. This change leads to unexpected consequences, forcing the couple to confront their insecurities, desires, and the true nature of their love.
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Written By:Robert Roznowski, Robert Tate
In Theaters:6/18/1993
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Runtime:118 minutes
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