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Gay Together (2017)

Bridger Watts tries bisexuality after discovering his wife is having an affair with the wife of Alex Green. Straight buddy Chris Blades experiments with Jimmy Clay when he finds out his friend swings both ways. When Chase Klein’s parents cut him off, his buddy Markie More helps him find a gay modelling gig to make ends meet. James Huntsman confronts his straight friend Jordan Boss about his suspicions that he’s secretly into men
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Bridger Watts tries bisexuality after discovering his wife is having an affair with the wife of Alex Green. Straight buddy Chris Blades experiments with Jimmy Clay when he finds out his friend swings both ways. When Chase Klein’s parents cut him off, his buddy Markie More helps him find a gay modelling gig to make ends meet. James Huntsman confronts his straight friend Jordan Boss about his suspicions that he’s secretly into men

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Directed By:Tucker Scott
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In Theaters:10/7/2017
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Runtime:156 minutes
Studio:Next Door Studios

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