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Come December (2006)
A film maker thinks that he is HIV positive and about to live his last breath. He decides to make a film on HIV positive homosexuals.
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A film maker thinks that he is HIV positive and about to live his last breath. He decides to make a film on HIV positive homosexuals.
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In Theaters:11/12/2006
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