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Hold My Hair (2024)
An innocent evening of childhood fun and alcohol-assisted mischief takes a sudden turn when a queer teen risks everything by coming out to her best friend - who is also her first love.
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An innocent evening of childhood fun and alcohol-assisted mischief takes a sudden turn when a queer teen risks everything by coming out to her best friend - who is also her first love.
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Written By:Rachel Taggart
In Theaters:3/6/2024
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