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dey Dream (2023)
dey Dream is a manifestation of an Afropean freedom dream, a visual poem that showcases Black Trans masculine Joy. You are invited into a dreamlike world by showcasing a peek into the lives of two Afrodiasporic beings living in Rotterdam, who are learning all the ways in which they can practice waywardness to make space for love. The film taps into different kinds of intimacy, the search for likeminded minds and how to find safety in togetherness.
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dey Dream is a manifestation of an Afropean freedom dream, a visual poem that showcases Black Trans masculine Joy. You are invited into a dreamlike world by showcasing a peek into the lives of two Afrodiasporic beings living in Rotterdam, who are learning all the ways in which they can practice waywardness to make space for love. The film taps into different kinds of intimacy, the search for likeminded minds and how to find safety in togetherness.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:mo Futures, jay (bumi) reeberg
In Theaters:3/31/2023
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Runtime:4 minutes
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