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Two voyeuristic documentary filmmakers attempt to turn the everyday absurdities of a queer polyamorous shared apartment into offbeat sensational cinema. Only gradually do the roommates begin to question their roles in front of the camera.
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Two voyeuristic documentary filmmakers attempt to turn the everyday absurdities of a queer polyamorous shared apartment into offbeat sensational cinema. Only gradually do the roommates begin to question their roles in front of the camera.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Linua Land
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