Do I Know You From Someone?
Jessica, a trans woman living in Brighton, hasn't been on a date since before she transitioned. Wanting to get back into the dating game but hesitant to make the first move, her friend Taylor suggests the idea of a blind date, to which Jessica reluctantly agrees. Things take an unexpected turn when Jessica realises that the person that she's been set up on a blind date with is actually someone she used to go to school with before she transitioned.
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Jessica, a trans woman living in Brighton, hasn't been on a date since before she transitioned. Wanting to get back into the dating game but hesitant to make the first move, her friend Taylor suggests the idea of a blind date, to which Jessica reluctantly agrees. Things take an unexpected turn when Jessica realises that the person that she's been set up on a blind date with is actually someone she used to go to school with before she transitioned.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Matt Kempen, Gwen Rathbone
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Screen and Film School
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