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I Can Fix You
Charlie's newfound identity after coming out as gay threatens her relationships, forcing her to face her fears, manifested as demons from her past, and to contemplate a disturbing offer.
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Charlie's newfound identity after coming out as gay threatens her relationships, forcing her to face her fears, manifested as demons from her past, and to contemplate a disturbing offer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Katie Hughes
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Dundalk Institute of Technology
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