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Fluorescent Adolescent 

Set in the midst of the AIDs epidemic, Brittany is trapped in her dull life. She is emerging into a world she feels invalidates her identity, her only confidant is the voice in her head. That is until she meets Faras, who she forms a companionship with. Life can be vibrant.
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Set in the midst of the AIDs epidemic, Brittany is trapped in her dull life. She is emerging into a world she feels invalidates her identity, her only confidant is the voice in her head. That is until she meets Faras, who she forms a companionship with. Life can be vibrant.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Charlie Sharp
Written By:Lola Rowe
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Studio:NFTS

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