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Far From The Reach of the Sun
Set in a near future where a government- approved drug can alter your sexuality, the corporation marketing the drug targets vulnerable gay people who have checked into a cruising resort which doubles as a correctional facility.
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Set in a near future where a government- approved drug can alter your sexuality, the corporation marketing the drug targets vulnerable gay people who have checked into a cruising resort which doubles as a correctional facility.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Kevin Gaffney
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