Ext. Toronto. Night.
Walking home alone, Ben encounters a handsome stranger, Josh, who reminds him they had a fling years ago in Montreal. As they reminisce, they dare to relive an exciting escapade, but something's not quite right.
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Walking home alone, Ben encounters a handsome stranger, Josh, who reminds him they had a fling years ago in Montreal. As they reminisce, they dare to relive an exciting escapade, but something's not quite right.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rob Salerno
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