Toxic Masculinity in Rust Belt Cities - 'Minding the Gap'
An incredible documentary showcasing the difficulties of living in a crumbling Rust Belt city.
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A lonely man named Celio can see the red threads that tie the fate of lovers. After seeing new kinds of relationships getting normalized, he tries cutting the threads of couples he does not approve. After separating some pairs, Celio receives his own thread coming from the kiosk of the park. What he does not know is what could be at the end of the thread.
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A lonely man named Celio can see the red threads that tie the fate of lovers. After seeing new kinds of relationships getting normalized, he tries cutting the threads of couples he does not approve. After separating some pairs, Celio receives his own thread coming from the kiosk of the park. What he does not know is what could be at the end of the thread.
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Written By:Aitor Molina
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