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Hiding the Pride
Join Michael and Anthony a queer couple who have just moved into their first home. But after finding letters in the attic from a WW1 soldier named Tommy O'Neill, Michael wants to learn what life was like for gay men in the 1900s compared to now.
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Join Michael and Anthony a queer couple who have just moved into their first home. But after finding letters in the attic from a WW1 soldier named Tommy O'Neill, Michael wants to learn what life was like for gay men in the 1900s compared to now.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, War
Written By:James York, Connor Chadwick, Abi Louise
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:T.T. Boy Productions
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