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When a young fakaleiti falls in love at St Valentine’s Highschool, she must navigate her way through a world of intolerance and bigotry to find happiness - in an unexpected place.
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When a young fakaleiti falls in love at St Valentine’s Highschool, she must navigate her way through a world of intolerance and bigotry to find happiness - in an unexpected place.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Leki Jackson-Bourke, Amanaki Prescott-Faletau
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:The Coconet, NZ on Air
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