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Identity (2023)
Basketball star, Anthony Davis, who has secret same sex attraction, is forced to move schools because of his Father's new job as lead pastor. Anthony does not feel seen by his overly judgmental father and is questioning his relationship with God. Anthony soon finds comfort in his new friendships: one which causes friction at home, one that turns into a forbidden romance and another that pushes him to see himself through the eyes of God. A town scandal ensues when his newfound romance with one of the school's most popular boys is uncovered in a viral online post . As The Davis Family's picture perfect life seems to unravel, Anthony goes on a journey of self discovery and truth while his father on one of radical love.
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Basketball star, Anthony Davis, who has secret same sex attraction, is forced to move schools because of his Father's new job as lead pastor. Anthony does not feel seen by his overly judgmental father and is questioning his relationship with God. Anthony soon finds comfort in his new friendships: one which causes friction at home, one that turns into a forbidden romance and another that pushes him to see himself through the eyes of God. A town scandal ensues when his newfound romance with one of the school's most popular boys is uncovered in a viral online post . As The Davis Family's picture perfect life seems to unravel, Anthony goes on a journey of self discovery and truth while his father on one of radical love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kamara Campbell
In Theaters:5/5/2023
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Runtime:145 minutes
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