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Over the course of one night Joey, the new kid in town, grapples with adhering to the male standard of his new classmates or staying true to himself. Following the story through his sister’s eyes as she cautiously observes his descent into the dark world of primal masculinity.
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Over the course of one night Joey, the new kid in town, grapples with adhering to the male standard of his new classmates or staying true to himself. Following the story through his sister’s eyes as she cautiously observes his descent into the dark world of primal masculinity.
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