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Chestbound (2024)

Ray awakens in the loving embrace of their partner, Zen, and father, Ellis, following top surgery. As they heal into the body they were meant to have, they share intimate and vulnerable moments with their chosen family. One morning, they are blindsided by the news of their father’s stroke. Driven by the urgency to see him, Ray faces a pivotal choice to return home and confront their estranged mother, Tabitha, who committed an unforgivable act.
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Ray awakens in the loving embrace of their partner, Zen, and father, Ellis, following top surgery. As they heal into the body they were meant to have, they share intimate and vulnerable moments with their chosen family. One morning, they are blindsided by the news of their father’s stroke. Driven by the urgency to see him, Ray faces a pivotal choice to return home and confront their estranged mother, Tabitha, who committed an unforgivable act.

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Directed By:Janine Anne Uyanga
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In Theaters:12/21/2024
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Runtime:18 minutes
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