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Gay Movie (2024)
After feeling repulsed by a kiss with a boy, Renée is left unsure of her sexuality. Consulting an expert on the matter (her lesbian best friend) Renée goes on a hilarious, lighthearted, yet painfully relatable mission to unravel her identity and learn a lesson about love.
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After feeling repulsed by a kiss with a boy, Renée is left unsure of her sexuality. Consulting an expert on the matter (her lesbian best friend) Renée goes on a hilarious, lighthearted, yet painfully relatable mission to unravel her identity and learn a lesson about love.
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Written By:Paige Lennox
In Theaters:6/1/2024
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