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In a grimy musclehead gym, no one suspects that, at night, one of the trainers transforms into the fierce drag queen Antaria. The sudden appearance of an intruder disrupts the semblance of balance between the two worlds.
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In a grimy musclehead gym, no one suspects that, at night, one of the trainers transforms into the fierce drag queen Antaria. The sudden appearance of an intruder disrupts the semblance of balance between the two worlds.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Konrad Kultys
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Lodz Film School
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