Indian Representation in Disney's Spin
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God Knows I Tried
In a new society which condemns all forms of sexual relations considered abnormal, Charles, a young homosexual, enters of his own free will in a sect, which seeks to cure deviants, in order to survive the dictatorship.
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In a new society which condemns all forms of sexual relations considered abnormal, Charles, a young homosexual, enters of his own free will in a sect, which seeks to cure deviants, in order to survive the dictatorship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Julien Capdegel
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Runtime:12 minutes
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