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Heads Up (2018)

When another random hookup leaves Ethan with more than he bargained for, he's forced to face the unfortunate realities that come with anonymous, unprotected sex: HIV. Once he is diagnosed, his life is flipped upside down as he learns to cope with his HIV diagnosis and the stigma it carries.
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When another random hookup leaves Ethan with more than he bargained for, he's forced to face the unfortunate realities that come with anonymous, unprotected sex: HIV. Once he is diagnosed, his life is flipped upside down as he learns to cope with his HIV diagnosis and the stigma it carries.

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Directed By:Alex McFry
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In Theaters:8/2/2018
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Runtime:6 minutes
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