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Foundation (2019)

Kasha La Bouche, a drag performer, is ready to become a star. She finally gets her moment to shine when the famous drag mother, Señorita, enters the bar. Desperately wanting to be a part of a drag family, Kasha tries to slay her final performance. But what Kasha forgot is that she doesn’t need to look too far to find a community of her own amongst her fellow performers.
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Kasha La Bouche, a drag performer, is ready to become a star. She finally gets her moment to shine when the famous drag mother, Señorita, enters the bar. Desperately wanting to be a part of a drag family, Kasha tries to slay her final performance. But what Kasha forgot is that she doesn’t need to look too far to find a community of her own amongst her fellow performers.

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Directed By:James Elinski
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In Theaters:12/15/2019
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Runtime:10 minutes
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