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Curtis: Single Gay Friend (2018)
Meet Curtis. He's 29 years old, a Libra, and he has a huge group of friends. The only problem is he's the only gay, and more tragically, the only one that's desperately single. But when Curtis finally lands a new boo (that he met on Instagram), he's going to change the tides of game night once and for all. Until he gets dumped. In front of everyone.
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Meet Curtis. He's 29 years old, a Libra, and he has a huge group of friends. The only problem is he's the only gay, and more tragically, the only one that's desperately single. But when Curtis finally lands a new boo (that he met on Instagram), he's going to change the tides of game night once and for all. Until he gets dumped. In front of everyone.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jimmy Fowlie
In Theaters:6/28/2018
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